CLUBMEDicine

CLUB MEDicine presented by the Small Animal Medicine team from Murdoch University Veterinary Hospital , will offer topics of relevant and practical interest. These evenings cost $55 per person and allow you to achieve 2 AVA Vet Ed points per evening.

The topics for 2009 include

25 March

1.Look what the cat dragged home!- Lymphoma in felines now FeLV is gone! - Caroline Mansfield

2. Lymphoma- what's in a  protocol- how to choose - Fleur James

Interested ? For further information please contact Office of CVE Tele: 08 9360 6342 or email cve@murdoch.edu.au

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Surgery Series

Surgery Series presented by the Surgery team at Murdoch University Veterinary Hospital will continue on the road in 2009 and offer continuing education in regional centres.

Interested ? For further information please contact Office of CVE Tele: 08 9360 6342 or email cve@murdoch.edu.au

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Vet for a Day

Sunday 3 May           Open to school children in Years 10 and 11 in 2009

VENUE: Murdoch PERTH   

Time: 9.00-5.00pm      

Cost: $144.00 (GST Inclusive)       

Monday 6 July            Open to School children in Year 12 in 2009

VENUE: Murdoch PERTH   

Time: 9.00-1.00pm      

Cost: $77.00 (GST Inclusive)       

During each day, the students will be given a glimpse of the life of a vet student.
Various presenters will provide information about numerous career paths after graduation.

 And there will be tours of:

Murdoch University Facilities

Small Animal Hospital

Equine Barn

Farm

Numbers are strictly limited so please register early. 

NB:  Attendance of this course in no way influences the success of any application for acceptance into the Veterinary programme

Interested ? For further information please contact Office of CVE Tele: 08 9360 6342 or email cve@murdoch.edu.au

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“The eye - the window to the body”

 Feline herpesvirus and its role in ocular

and upper respiratory tract disease

Sunday 8 March 2009

Venue: Murdoch University

Time: 10am to 4.30pm

Dr Lynelle Johnson, DVM, MS, PhD, Diplomate American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (Small Animal Internal Medicine), Associate Professor, University of California, Davis
Dr David Maggs, BVSc (Hons), Diplomate American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists, Associate Professor, Ophthalmology University of California, Davis

Learning objectives

In the morning learn about Feline herpesvirus and its role in ocular and upper respiratory tract disease, and then spend the afternoon on multiple case based discussions. 

The aims of this course are to provide practitioners with the latest information on the role of feline herpesvirus in acute and chronic ocular and nasal disease of the cat, focusing on advances in diagnostic testing and anti-viral therapy.  In addition, the practitioner will gain insight into the utility of the ophthalmic examination in identifying multi-systemic diseases including hypertension, infectious diseases and neoplasia.

Interested ? For further information please contact Office of CVE Tele: 08 9360 6342 or email cve@murdoch.edu.au

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