Our exciting, small-scale hands-on labs offer real experience, taught by industry professionals who will give you personal feedback. This is the moment to practice your skills or learn new ones and ask all the questions you've always wanted to ask.
Hands-On Labs
A Revolution In Veterinary Care: TTA Rapid® System
The Titanium TTA Rapid® system by Rita Leibinger is a revolutionary solution for treating Cruciate Ligament Ruptures in Canine and Feline patients. With its straightforward procedure, TTA Rapid® requires only a partial osteotomy and provides additional security through multiple points of screw fixation.
Versatility is key, and TTA Rapid® offers a range of cage sizes (2mm to 18mm) with the option to add a patella luxation spacer when needed. After over 150,000 cases, it is proven to reduce surgery time, lower infection rates, and expedite recovery, TTA Rapid® is shaping the future of veterinary care.
Elevate your approach to orthopedic procedures in veterinary care, firsthand at Wild West Vet!
Sponsored by: Rita Leibinger Medical
SCHEDULE
There is one opportunity to participate in this course:
Thursday, October 16
Agenda:
9:00 AM - Coffee & Introductions
9:15 AM - TTA and Patella Luxation Theory
10:15 AM - Equipment Overview
10:45 AM - Surgical Planning
11:15 AM - Surgical Procedure, Post-Op Recommendations & Potential Complications
12:00 PM - Lunch (included)
1:00 PM - Demo & Dry Lab
1:45 PM - Coffee Break
2:00 PM - Demo & Wet Lab
5:00 PM - Adjourn
CE CREDITS
Attendees can earn 7 CE Credits when attending the course in full.
This course is pending approval for 7 RACE-approved CE credits.
PRICING
Open to: Veterinarians
Capacity: 24
Cost: $1,400
Register through the link at the top of this page, or by calling us at (646) 437-9080 or emailing us at vetshow@closerstillmedia.com.
Extracapsular CrCL Repair and MPL Workshop
Cranial cruciate ligament (CrCL) insufficiency and medial patellar luxations are common orthopedic problems in dogs and cats. Successful treatment of these conditions requires accurate diagnosis and assessment. This course will provide up-to-date information on the etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment of cranial cruciate ligament insufficiency and patellar luxation. Lectures and labs will emphasize techniques that can readily be performed in practice. Additionally, this course will cover Medial Patella Luxation (MPL), a common orthopedic condition in dogs that often occurs alongside CrCL insufficiency. MPL results from improper alignment of the quadriceps mechanism, leading to patellar displacement and varying degrees of lameness.
Participants will learn how to differentiate partial versus complete tears of the CrCL. The course will include sections on stifle extracapsular repair, treatment of meniscal tears and meniscal release, and treatment of medial patella luxation using the latest technology and surgical techniques. Participants will also learn how to treat CrCL in patients having concomitant MPL. Following the lecture and case review, participants will perform all these different techniques on plastic bone models.
Postoperative management will also be discussed.
Workshop Objectives
Hands-on training led by expert instructors equals enhanced proficiency and improved surgical skills. Build your confidence with accuracy and efficiency:
- Study stifle extracapsular repair, treatment of meniscal tears and meniscal release and treatment of MPL.
- Become familiarized with the latest technology and surgical techniques to utilize.
- Perform all these different techniques on plastic bone models.
- Learn quality postoperative management techniques.
Elevate your approach to orthopedic procedures in veterinary care, firsthand at Wild West Vet!
Sponsored by:
SCHEDULE
There is one opportunity to participate in this course:
Wednesday, October 15
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Agenda: TBA
CE CREDITS
Attendees can earn 6.5 CE Credits when attending the course in full.
This course is pending approval for 6.5 RACE-approved CE credits.
PRICING
Open to: Veterinarians
Capacity: 24
Cost: $500
Register through the link at the top of this page, or by calling us at (646) 437-9080 or emailing us at vetshow@closerstillmedia.com.