Vets Course
小動物軟部外科手術アドバンス
Small Animal Soft Tissue Surgery
ISVPS General Practitioner Advanced Certificate (GPAdvCert)
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このコースでは、様々な疾患および症候群の病態生理学を理解することを目的としています。このコースで行われる外科テクニックは、それぞれの疾患および症候群の結果と予後について可能な限り画像と映像で解説されます。解剖学については、受講者の周知であることが前提とされています。
Venue: 大阪府 (Osaka)
Date: To be confirmed
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Read More01 - Gastric and Upper Intestinal Surgery
Key Learning Objectives
Discuss the pathophysiology of diseases of the stomach including hypertrophic pylorogastropathy and gastric neoplasia
Describe causes of and treatment options for gastric perforation
Be familiar with the indications, maintenance and complications associated with placement of gastrostomy and enterostomy tubes
Outline the pathophysiology and clinical presentation of hiatal hernia
Includes a practical session where gastrostomy and enterostomy tube placement, pyloroplasty techniques, gastrectomy, diaphragmatic myotomy, caudal median sternotomy and oesophagopexy can be practised.
02 - Lower Intestinal Surgery
Key Learning Objectives
- Explain the physiology of the colon and rectum
- Be familiar with specific diseases of the colon including megacolon, volvulus and neoplasia
- Outline techniques available for resection of the colon and rectum and the associated peri-operative, long-term complications and prognosis
- Describe the pathophysiology of rectal disease including neoplasia, perforation and anorectal strictures
- Discuss the medical and surgical options for treatment of anal sac neoplasia and prognosis for patients with this condition
Includes a practical session where typhlectomy, colonic resection and anastomosis, subtotal colectomy, anal sacculectomy, rectal pull through and the abdominal approach for dissection of metastatic sub-lumbar lymph nodes can be practised.
03 - Skin and reconstructive surgery
Key Learning Objectives
Summarise wound classification and types of management available
Be familiar with wound healing
Describe the different types of subdermal plexus flaps
Discuss the most reliable axial pattern and myocutaneous flaps and their most common complications
Explain the classification and healing process of free skin grafts
Outline the theory behind negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) and how it can be used with success
Includes a practical session where free skin grafts, subdermal plexus, axial pattern and myocutaneous flaps can be practised.
04 - Ear, Nose and Throat Surgery
Key Learning Objectives
Discuss the pathophysiology and clinical presentation on specific conditions of the nasopharynx
Describe the surgical options for treatment of nasopharyngeal polyps
Be familiar with the causes of and management of nasopharyngeal stenosis
Outline available treatment options for neoplasia of the nasal planum and nasal cavity
Explain the pathophysiology and clinical presentation of specific conditions affecting the ear canal and middle ear
Includes a practical session where ventral and dorsal rhinotomy, ventral approach to nasopharynx, Total ear canal ablation-lateral bulla osteotomy and ventral bulla osteotomy will be performed.
05 - Reproductive tract
Key Learning Objectives
Describe the clinical presentation and treatment options for uterine prolapse, rupture and dystocia
Explain the pathophysiology of specific conditions such as vestibulovaginal stenosis, recessed vulva, vaginal oedema and prolapse, neoplasia of vagina, vestibule and vulva
Be familiar with a variety of laparoscopic ovariectomy techniques
Outline the pathophysiology and clinical signs associated with specific penile disorders such as hypospadia, paraphimosis, penile wounds and tumours
Includes a practical session where vulvoplasty, episiotomy, partial vaginal resection, laparoscopic ovariectomy, partial penile amputation, phallopexy and preputial advancement can be practised
06 - Acute abdomen ; Vascular anomalies of the liver
Key Learning Objectives
Summarise the pathophysiology and classification of peritonitis
Explain the pathophysiology associated with penetrating peritoneal injuries, haemoabdomen, uroabdomen, chylous peritonitis, biliary peritonitis and intra-abdominal abscesses
Discuss the pathophysiology and clinical findings associated with hepatic vascular abnormalities such as PSS and hepatic arteriovenous malformations
Outline the medical, surgical and interventional options for treatment of hepatic vascular abnormalities
Includes a practical session where Jackson Pratt abdominal draining, partial cystectomy, biliary stent placement, practical review of hepatic vascular anatomy, vascular dissection and vessel attenuation by placement of an ameroid constrictor and cellophane banding can be practised.
07 - Upper airway surgery
Key Learning Objectives
Describe how animals in respiratory distress can best be managed to reduce morbidity/mortality and improve surgical outcomes
Discuss the aetiology and clinical findings associated with laryngeal paralysis
Explain the pathophysiology of Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome
List indications for temporary and permanent tracheostomy and be able to select an appropriate tube
Outline the indications and considerations for tracheal resection and anastomosis
Includes a practical session where arytenoid lateralisation, staphlectomy and folding palatoplasty, wedge rhinoplasty, resected of everted laryngeal saccules, partial arytenoidectomy, temporary/permanent tracheostomy and tracheal resection/anastomosis can be practised.
08 - Thoracic Surgery I
Key Learning Objectives
Be familiar with the challenges encountered treating thoracic trauma and stabilising patients with severe injuries
Discuss the aetiology and clinical findings associated with conditions that might require lung lobectomy such as cysts, bullae, lung abscessation, laceration, torsion and pulmonary neoplasia
Describe the clinical findings and surgical options for treatment of thoracic wall tumours
Outline pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment options associated with patent ductus arteriosus (PDA)
Illustrate an understanding of the principles of thoracoscopically assisted thoracic surgery
Includes a practical session where intercostal and rib resection thoracotomy, lung lobectomy, location of PDA and thoracoscopy can be practised.
09 - Thoracic Surgery II
Key Learning Objectives
Be familiar with the challenges encountered treating thoracic trauma and stabilising patients with severe injuries
Discuss the aetiology and clinical findings associated with conditions that might require lung lobectomy such as cysts, bullae, lung abscessation, laceration, torsion and pulmonary neoplasia
Describe the clinical findings and surgical options for treatment of thoracic wall tumours
Outline pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment options associated with patent ductus arteriosus (PDA)
Illustrate an understanding of the principles of thoracoscopically assisted thoracic surgery
Includes a practical session where intercostal and rib resection thoracotomy, lung lobectomy, location of PDA and thoracoscopy can be practised.
10 - Oral Surgery
Learning objectives
- Explain the pathogenesis of congenital disorders affecting the lips in dogs including cleft palate, abnormal lip conformation, tight lip syndrome, lower lip redundancy and eversion
- Discuss management options and surgical principles for treatment of congenital disorders of the oral cavity
- List the main neoplasms affecting the nasal planum, premaxilla and oral cavity, including the tonsils and tongue
- Be familiar with surgical options for treatment of a variety of oral neoplasms and management of the possible associated post-operative complications
- Describe the options for surgical management of traumatic lesions affecting the oral cavity, lips and cheeks
Includes a practical session where mandibulectomy, maxillectomy, glossectomy, nasal planum reconstruction, palate and lip reconstruction can be practised
11 - Endocrine System Surgery
Key Learning Objectives
Describe the physiology of the pancreas, thyroid, parathyroid and adrenal glands
Outline appropriate staging of endocrine neoplasia using aspiration, biopsy and imaging
Discuss non-surgical options for the management of endocrine neoplasia
Be able to discuss the peri-operative management of patients undergoing adrenalectomy
Explain the options for managing surgical complications associated with endocrine surgery
Includes a practical session where thyroidectomy, parathyroidectomy, partial pancreatectomy, adrenalectomy and vena cava venotomy can be practised.
12 - Liver and Biliary Tract Surgery
Key Learning Objectives
Explain the physiology of the liver and biliary system
Describe available surgical options for liver lobectomy and the prognosis associated with hepatic neoplasia in the dog and cat
Outline the pathophysiology of hepatic abscesses and cysts
Discuss the pathophysiology and clinical presentation of extrahepatic biliary obstruction and gallbladder mucocele
Be familiar with the clinical presentation of traumatic biliary rupture and the surgical procedures required to treat it
Includes a practical session where liver lobectomy (sutured and stapled), cholecystectomy and cholecystoduodenostomy (sutured and stapled) can be practised.
13 - Hernias
Learning objectives:
- Discuss the pathophysiology of abdominal hernias
- List the surgical options for repair of hernias using autologous or synthetic materials
- Describe emergency stabilisation and surgery for traumatic hernias including when incarceration and/or strangulation has occurred
- Outline the pathophysiology of traumatic and congenital diaphragmatic hernias such as pleuroperitoneal and peritoneopericardial hernias
- Explain the pathophysiology of perineal herniation and the decision-making process for selection of an appropriate surgical procedure for their repair in individual cases
Includes a practical session where abdominal wall reconstruction by external abdominal oblique myofascial flap and cranial sartorius muscle flap, use of polypropylene mesh, omentalisation, internal obturator transposition, semitendinosus muscle flap, cystopexy, vas deferens pexy and colopexy can be practised.
14 - Urinary Tract Surgery
Key Learning Objectives
Discuss the pathophysiology of urolithiasis and treatment options for calculi within the kidney, ureter, bladder and/or urethra
Describe urinary tract neoplasia – types, treatment options and prognosis
Outline the pathophysiology and management of ureteral obstruction including the decision-making process for treatment of individual cases
Be familiar with available options for treatment of ureteral obstruction including surgery, lithotripsy and stenting
Discuss the pathophysiology of urinary incontinence
List the pros and cons of a variety of surgical treatments for urinary incontinence including laser ablation of ectopic ureters, hydraulic occluders, collagen injections and colposuspension
Includes a practical session where nephrotomy, nephrectomy, ureterotomy in dogs, ureteral reimplantation, colposuspension and cystopexy can be practised.
Venue: 大阪府 (Osaka)
Date: To be confirmed
Small Animal Soft Tissue Surgery
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ACCREDITED BY:
This course is accredited by ISVPS and allows you to achieve a General Practitioner Advanced Certificate
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