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Practical Hematology" is one of the newest subjects in Dr. Blount's Practical Seminars Series. This Saturday & Sunday 17 CE Hour companion animal seminar features basic to advanced practical principles of Hematology you can put to use in your clinic starting immediately.

This seminar is composed of interactive lectures and a dry lab. It will focus on techniques for diagnosing, treating, and managing disorders of the blood in small animals by covering the following specifics and more:

  • Unraveling Anemia starting with a manual reticulocyte count, which can be easily done in your practice if you don't have access to same day lab results. Automated counts are rarely reliable.

  • Bone Marrow collection (video and slide show demo). If you can place an IM pin, you can get bone marrow. It is much easier than you think... the secret is in preparing the slides.

  • IMHA (Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia) and ITP (Immune Mediated Thrombocytopenia). How to increase the treatment success and long term survival of these patients. Did you know that most IMHA patients present for GI upset, often prior to developing anemia?

  • Unexplained Bleeding, Bruising, or Petechiae. How to work up and treat these patients. Included is a handy dandy diagnostic chart for interpreting coag tests and bleeding times.

  • Splenomegaly How to work up and treat these patients and recognize it's not always hemangiosarcoma. When is aspirating the spleen safe, and when is it risky?

  • Blood Typing (Dry Lab). Bring blood samples (EDTA blood) from your canine and feline blood donors to have them blood typed. Do you know which blood types are acceptable for donor cats and dogs?

  • Affordable Plasma. Learn to harvest your own plasma in your clinic, to have it ready for treatment of parvovirus, pancreatitis, etc.

  • Transfusion Medicine in dogs and cats. Learn how much, how often, and how fast?

  • Performing the major Cross-Match (Dry Lab) Learn to perform this quickly and effectively in your clinic, with a kit.

  • Using central Intravenous Lines in general practice. Did you know you can draw blood samples out of your patients multiple times daily with no patient restraint?

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Questions???   Contact Russ
phone: (936) 564-7792   e-mail: russ@vonallmen.net


Seminar approved by ETVMA
James M. Morton, DVM - President

17 Hour Units for Veterinary CE in Texas

(Note: Other states may be added on request
with sufficient notice. Charges may apply)


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