CT Basics Module 9: Cross-sectional Anatomy of the Chest, Abdomen, and Pelvis
Bettye G. Wilson, M.A.Ed., R.T.(R)(CT), RDMS, FASRT
This module describes the major structures of the chest, abdomen and pelvis and how these structures function. You will learn how to identify abdominal quadrants and how to locate organs or structures on a diagram or CT image.
CT Basics Module 1: Fundamentals
Nikkole Weber, R.T.(R)(CT)(M), Patty Hiddinga, B.S., R.T.(R)(CT) and Myke Kudlas, M.Ed., R.T.(R)(QM)
This module describes the history and evolution of computed tomography and the most common uses of CT scanning in medical imaging. You will learn the location and function of major CT equipment components and the basic digital imaging process.
Breast Imaging Essentials Module 9: Breast Ultrasound
Lina Watson, D.M., R.T.(R)(M)(S)(BS), RDMS, RVT, FASRT
This module explains basic principles of ultrasound physics, sonographic terminology relevant to breast imaging, and the role of ultrasound in characterizing breast pathology. The steps of the ultrasound examination and methods to recognize benign and malignant pathology also are discussed.
Breast Imaging Essentials Module 5: Pathology
Dana Aragon, R.T.(R)(M), CAE
This module explains imaging terminology for breast pathology, and how to recognize examples of breast disease in both men and women. You will learn how benign and malignant breast diseases and conditions appear on mammographic images, and the various treatment options for those diseases.
Breast Imaging Essentials Module 4: Breast Anatomy
Kevin J. Powers Ed.D.,R.T.(R)(M)
This module explains the stages of human breast development and defines important terminology for describing the internal and external anatomy of the adult female breast. You will also learn about the vascular supply and venous and lymphatic drainage systems, the hormonal influences of menstruation and pregnancy, and common brea....
Perioperative Delirium: Making Sense of All the Confusion
Dr. Christopher G. Hughes and Bret D. Alvis, M.D.
1.00 Hours
Delirium occurs when a patient experiences fluctuation in mental status caused by acute cerebral dysfunction. All hospitalized patients are at risk for the development of delirium, and patients in the perioperative setting are no exception. The risk of developing delirium appears dependent on age, preexisting comorbid conditions....
Perioperative Stroke for the General Anesthesiologist and Specialist
Laurel Moore, M.D.
1.00 Hours
Our surgical patient population is becoming older, with more comorbidities, for ever more complex procedures. It is not surprising that perioperative stroke is increasingly recognized. Stroke is a devastating complication in the perioperative period, resulting in significantly increased perioperative morbidity and mortality. In....
Rhinitis and Polyps
Mr. Mohamed Amin
0.25 Hours
Mr. Mohamed Amin provides us with an in-depth discussion on Rhinitis and Polyps.
Pharmacology: Academy of Physical Medicine with Nigel Hume
Dr. Nigel Hume
GPs’ views of chiropractic and osteopathic professions are slowly changing. Newer trainees begin to recognize the need for GPs and manual therapists to work in tandem. Complementary health care should be seen as an advantage to the GP (an add-‐on) rather than as an option when everything else has failed.
Osteoporosis: clinical review
Dr Hannah Jethwa and Dr Sonya Abraham
1.50 Hours
Dr Hannah Jethwa and Dr Sonya Abraham discuss primary prevention of osteoporosis. Key learning points for healthcare professionals include osteoporosis risk factors, validated scoring systems and management options.
Paratuberculosis bovina (revisión general)
María Fiorella Alvarado Pinedo DMV
Revisión de la paratuberculosis bovina.
VCS 2020: RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF FELINE MEDIASTINAL LYMPHOMA: PRESENTATION AND RESPONSE TO CHEMOTHERAPY TREATMENT
Constanza Pereira Rivera
Mediastinal feline lymphoma in Spain is associated with a high prevalence of young FeLV-antigenaemic cats, carrying a poor prognosis despite standard therapy, similar to older literature reports and comparing negatively to more recent reports, suggesting geographical differences in terms of presentation and response to therapy f....
VCS 2020: miR-190a/NRG3/ERBB4 cascade as a potential therapeutic target of canine glioma.
Shunsuke Noguchi
canine glioma Exam offered and MVMA CE certificate issued following presentation.
VCS 2020: LOMUSTINE BASED CHEMOTHERAPY PROTOCOLS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CANINE T-CELL LYMPHOMA
Gabrielle Carter
Evaluate the outcome of canine patients with naïve T-cell lymphoma treated with a multi-agent chemotherapy protocol consisting of vincristine, lomustine, doxorubicin, and prednisone. Exam offered and MVMA CE certificate issued following presentation.
VCS 2020: New Strategies to Stimulate Effective Tumor Immunity by Modifying the Tumor Microenvironment
Stephen Dow
"New Strategies to Stimulate Effective Tumor Immunity by Modifying the Tumor Microenvironment Cancer immunotherapy: Current Challenges: The promise of cancer immunotherapy has now been rapidly realized, in studies largely conducted just over the past decade. Despite tremendous advances, challenges remain, particularly with resp....
VCS 2020: Technician Keynote: Topic: Cancer Cachexia – Don’t let your patients waste away
Kara M. Burns
Cancer is a common disease of dogs and cats. Advances in cancer therapy have resulted in increased survival time for many veterinary patients. Despite these advances, malnutrition remains a common problem in these patients. Cancer- associated malnutrition occurs as a consequence of an imbalance between the nutritional needs of t....
VCS 2020: Delving Into Diagnostic imaging
Madeline Ederer
Topic: Delving Into Diagnostic imaging Diagnostic imaging is an integral part of veterinary oncology. It is used to help diagnose, plan treatments, assist with tissue sampling, monitor disease progression, and more. This presentation will explore the various imaging modalities frequently used for oncology patients in veterinary....
JC 2 - Management of adult amblyopia 09/10/2019
Mr Vivek Suganthan R
The course is about the management of adult amblyopia. A systematic review and meta analysis (Tsirlin, 2015) was selected at the end of the 1st week of the Journal club discussion. The Critical Appraisal Tool (CAT) used here is the CASP for Systematic review. Tsirlin I, Colpa L, Goltz HC, Wong AM. Behavioral training as new tre....
Aniseikonia
Miss Hamed Ghada
This course contains 2 articles (Case Report, series and Review) regarding diagnosis and treatment of Aniseikonia
JC_27/02/2019
Miss D L Ashwini
Are Orthoptic Exercises an Effective Treatment for Convergence and Fusion Deficiencies?
Fun with Prisms! Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about the Use of Prisms in Vision Rehabilitation
Sandra Fox, OD
Prisms are frequently utilized in vision rehabilitation for a variety of ocular conditions, including diplopia, visual field loss and neglect. Diplopia is a common occurrence after acquired brain injury and in persons with diabetes as a result of cranial nerve palsies and causes extreme discomfort as well as adversely affecting....
Lecture 1: Binocular Vision: Are two eyes better than one?
Neeraj K. Singh, BSOptom, MPhil, PGD(Epidemiol)
The course 1 describes fundamentals of binocular vision. This will help in the basic understanding how the two eyes work together as a team and simultaneously. The course details the grades of binocular vision and their significance in normal viewing. The course also specifically highlights the most important component of binocu....
Classroom Management
Stephanie Stoebe & Jeremy Wagner
The 2012 and 2013 recipients of the Texas Teacher of the Year award will share strategies for setting up and maintaining an effective classroom environment. Methods and resources for successful behavior, time and overall classroom management will help you establish and maintain an efficiently-run classroom. This webinar will cov....
Sibilant Phoneme Bite Registration
Steven Olmos, DDS, DABCP, DABCDSM, DABDSM, DAAPM, FAAOP, FAACP, FICCMO, FADI, FIAO
This course will provide an overview of the sibilant phenome bite registration technique. On behalf of T&S Therapy Centre International
Pediatric Sleep Apnea - Dentistry's Role
Dr. Steven Olmos
On behalf of T&S Therapy Centre International OSA is a medical condition that is diagnosed by a medical doctor, not a dentist. Working with a Sleep Physician, ENT and others is necessary in treating this condition. Adult therapies for the management of OSA are not suitable for children. Therapies such as CPAP and OAT have been....