Beschrijving
Dag 1 - 24/03/2026 ~ 9u tot 17u (incl. WORKSHOP, zal in het Engels onderwezen worden)
Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) in Dogs and Cats: Thorax, Abdomen & Heart
This continuing education session offers a practical and case-oriented introduction to Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) in canine and feline patients. The focus lies on the use of ultrasound as a rapid diagnostic tool in emergency and critical care settings, based on binary questions.
Topics include:
- Thoracic ultrasound: recognizing pleural and pulmonary abnormalities such as pleural effusion, pneumothorax, and interstitial–alveolar patterns.
- Abdominal ultrasound: identifying free fluid, assessing organ abnormalities, and using ultrasound to support acute clinical decisions.
- Cardiac ultrasound: evaluating global cardiac function, pericardial effusion, and volume status using focused echocardiographic techniques.
The session will provide clear protocols, image examples, and interpretation tips to help integrate POCUS into your daily clinical reasoning — even without extensive ultrasound experience. The morning will focus on theory, and in the afternoon we'll put that knowledge into practice during a practical session.
This session is ideal for veterinarians working in emergency and critical care, internal medicine, or general practice who want to strengthen their theoretical understanding of bedside ultrasound.
Please bring your own dog.
Dag 2 – 31/03/2026 ~ 13.30u tot 17u (zal in het Nederlands onderwezen worden)
Bij spoedgevallen is snelle en accurate diagnostiek van levensbelang. Radiografie speelt hierbij een cruciale rol. In deze opleiding leer je hoe je thorax- en abdomenopnames doelgericht en efficiënt kunnen inzetten bij de spoedpatiënt. Deelnemers verdiepen zich in de herkenning van urgente afwijkingen, valkuilen in interpretatie en de integratie van radiografische bevindingen in het klinisch besluitvormingsproces. Deze praktijkgerichte cursus versterkt uw vaardigheden om snel en onderbouwd te handelen in acute situaties.
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