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What is an Equine Sarcoid and How Can It Be Managed?

The sarcoid should be regarded as a form of skin cancer and should be treated with the respect deserving of any neoplastic state; early veterinary consultation will help to ensure that the condition is not allowed to run rampant. (No CE credit)
03:00:00

DermatologyProceedingsCore Concepts

Virtual Wednesday Round Tables 2023

Join us twice a month on Wednesdays for our third year of interactive round table sessions, led by subject matter experts, covering both clinical and non-clinical subjects. Pre-registration required -- just click the link! (No CE credit)

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Virtual Wednesday Round Tables 2022

We're back for 2022! Join us twice a month on Wednesdays for these interactive round table sessions, led by subject matter experts, covering both clinical and non-clinical subjects. Pre-registration required -- just click the link! (No CE credit)

LamenessRound TablesLaminitis

The Pruritic/Hivey Horse: Allergies and Urticaria, and Ectoparasites

The allergic skin diseases in the horse that are non-arthropod-bite related are atopic dermatitis (atopy), food allergy, and contact allergy. (no CE credit)
01:30:00

DermatologyProceedingsCore Concepts

Strategies for Retained Fetal Membranes

Management of retained fetal membranes is a priority for the health of affected mares. Therapy is directed at rapid, atraumatic removal of membranes and prevention of life-threatening conditions such as metritis and laminitis. (No CE credit)
00:30:00

ProceedingsReproductionCore Concepts

Review of the Current Literature of Common Rehabilitation Modalities

There is often confusion as to the appropriate application and the effects of rehabilitation modalities. This review provides a summary of the current human and equine peer-reviewed literature for commonly used rehabilitation modalities. (no CE credit)
01:00:00

LamenessProceedings

Reducing your Risk for Musculoskeletal Disorders with Ergonomics

Equine veterinarians are at high risk for occupational injuries. Ergonomics specialist Dr. Guy Fragala discusses common problems and solutions.

WellnessErgonomics

Pre-Purchase Examinations: Ethical Dilemmas and Best Practices

Panel discussion from the 2020 AAEP Virtual Convention.

Pre-Purchase ExamEthics

Meeting Facilitation

Have you been asked to moderate or facilitate a panel discussion, a meeting with staff, or even a Zoom webinar? This two-part series of discussions will help you feel competent, comfortable and confident in your role as facilitator.

meetingleadership

Inventory Management Strategies for Equine Practice

Inventory control is important for your practice: mismanagement can wreak havoc on you, your team and your business. Nicole Clausen of the Veterinary Inventory Strategy Network shares vital strategies to improve your inventory management. (No CE credit)

How to Use and Interpret Serological Tests for EPM and Lyme Disease

Whether serological tests for EPM and Lyme Disease are helpful or misleading depends on the veterinarian’s ability to interpret results accurately, with consideration of the specifics of the case. (No CE credit)
00:30:00

ProceedingsDiagnosticsHow To

How to Use and Interpret Molecular Tests for Common Genetic Disorders

A survey of recently available genetic tests in horses including cerebellar abiotrophy, congenital myotonia, congenital stationary night blindness, dwarﬁsm, HWSD, Warmblood fragile foal syndrome, hydrocephalus, and immune-mediated myopathy. (no CE credit)
00:30:00

ProceedingsCore ConceptsHow To

How to Treat Complications of Castration in the Field

While complications associated with castration cannot be eliminated, proper preoperative planning, good surgical technique, and early recognition and treatment will improve outcome. (no CE credit)
00:35:00

ProceedingsHow To

How to Set Professional Service Fees

From the 2020 AAEP Virtual Convention, this Table Topic covers considerations useful to setting fees for common veterinary services.
01:30:00

BusinessTable Topic

How to Manage Complicated Anesthesia in the Field

Complicated surgical and anesthetic cases benefit from referral to a hospital setting, but referral is not always an option. Being prepared with the appropriate equipment and drugs is essential for a positive outcome. (no CE credit)
00:30:00

ProceedingsAnesthesiaHow To

How to Interpret History and Physical Examination Findings of a Horse with an Acute Abdomen in the Field

While the majority of horses and foals with colic respond to medical management, early identification of those with a strangulating obstruction is imperative.
00:45:00

ProceedingsCore ConceptsHow To

How to Determine Whether a Wound Involves a Synovial Structure in the Field

Septic arthritis/tenosynovitis/bursitis is a potentially life-threatening condition in horses and early diagnosis and treatment is critical to increase the likelihood of a successful outcome. (No CE credit)
00:30:00

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How to Approach Weight Loss in the Horse

Weight loss in the horse is a frequently encountered problem in practice; however, finding the cause often remains a diagnostic challenge.There are few current resources available that provide a comprehensive approach to weight loss. (no CE credit)
00:35:00

ProceedingsHow ToNutrition

HISA's Anti-Doping and Medication Control Program Webinar, March 6, 2023

Join veterinarians representing the Horseracing Integrity & Safety Authority and Drug Free Sport International’s Horseracing Integrity & Safety Unit to discuss implementation of HISA’s new Anti-Doping and Medication Control program. (No RACE CE credit)
01:30:00

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HISA Regulations: Q&A for Equine Veterinarians, June 2022

Horseracing Integrity & Safety Authority Executive Director Lisa Lazarus and other HISA representatives answer AAEP member questions about the regulation changes affecting veterinarians who treat racehorses competing in the United States. (no CE credit)
01:53:00

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