Annual Scientific Meeting, July 4-6, 2019, Budapest, Hungary

Small Animal Programme

The 2019 small animal programme will again run three parallel full streams:

• The orthopaedic stream will focus on feline orthopedics and traumatology, orofacial trauma surgery with surgeon’s perspective and dentist’s perspective, stifle surgery including few lectures on meniscal surgery.
• The soft tissue programme will deal with ear, nose and throat surgery; new technologies in surgery; prostate and perianal surgery.
• The last stream will be dedicated to video-assisted thoracic surgery and neurosurgery.

Look outside the box: When planning your days and lectures, the Programme Committee invites you to not only look into your own speciality's programme: Watch out for the little Look outside the box hints in the programme, of which you will find at least one per day in the small animal programme; here the Programme Committee recommends lectures and streams from the large animal programme, which are of interest to small animal delegates, too.

Abstracts

Please find the list of accepted abstracts in the various categories (Resident Forum, Short Communications, Posters) under > this link.

Important note: Final acceptance of abstracts may depend on any issues raised by the reviewers being addressed satisfactorily – individual authors will be contacted directly, and asked to respond within 14 days.

When preparing your lecture, please remember that the attendees of the ECVS congress are board certified surgeons and residents or equivalent. As such, your presentation shall be tailored for specialists and is to be supported by the most recent knowledge, literature and evidence. Please also refer to these tips about lecturing at international meetings and the speaker guidelines with technical instructions (also for posters).

Pre-congress Courses

Note for Residents: All Residents will receive a 25% discount on pre-congress course fees. The discount is automatically deducted upon registration.

An attractive pre-congress course programme is available on Wednesday and Thursday.

Wednesday, 3 July

Registration for the wetlabs is now closed. If you are yet interested in joining, please contact the ECVS Office: [email protected].

• FULLY BOOKED: Introduction to Microsurgical Techniques (full day) - sponsored by Freelance Surgical Ltd.
• CBLO for Cruciate Management (full day) - sponsored by Veterinary Orthopedic Implants
• Ligament Reconstruction using Novalig® : Synthetic UHMWPE Implant (full day) - sponsored by Novetech Surgery
• Advanced TPLO course - sponsored by Arthrex

Thursday, 4 July

• Getting the best out of you and your surgical team (half day)
• NPWT & Surgical Stapling (2 hrs) - sponsored by Infiniti Medical
• Tracheal, Urethral, Ureteral Stenting & Nephrostomy (4 hrs) - sponsored by Infiniti Medical

Pre-congress courses are open for registration via the congress registration link. If you do not have a login, please contact the ECVS Office.

Lunch-time Sessions

Friday's and Saturday's lunch time sessions again offer the opportunity to meet and discuss with internationally recognised experts:

Friday, 5 July

• FULLY BOOKED Meet the Expert: Perineal hernia. Do we need a perineal approach? JP Billet
• For Residents: Information session for Residents and Supervisors: Credentials / Grants / Exam. E. Comerford and members of the Credentials and Reserch Committees

Saturday, 6 July

• FULLY BOOKED Meet the Expert: Should I reconstruct or arthrodese the shoulder? B. Beale
• FULLY BOOKED Meet the Expert: Video-assisted abdominal surgery. Tip and tricks. E. Monnet
• For Supervisors: Managing my generation X Residents. C. Crowe
• For Residents: Performing under pressure: How to give yourself the best chance to pass the exam. C. Crowe
• Publishing in Veterinary Surgery: Updates and tips. D. Griffon

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