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July 14-16
Now that you have mastered TPLO in routine cases of CrCL injury in dogs, are you ready to tackle more difficult patients? This course will address CrCL repair using TPLO in dogs that have concomitant patellar luxation, limb deformity, and excessive slope of the tibial plateau.
July 23-25
Wet your appetite to provide a higher level of surgical expertise to your patients and clients. Interactive lectures including clinical case discussions introduce laboratory procedures and provide a context for perioperative management.
August 16-18
In this comprehensive course, participants will learn principles of dentistry that will immediately benefit their patients upon return to their practices.
Aug 24
BioMedtrix Small Breeds Total Hip Replacement now features BFX® (biologic fixation) press-fit acetabular cups, in addition to CFX® (cemented) stems and cups. Both the BFX Small Breeds cups and surgical procedure were developed and modeled after our standard line of press-fit implants which have nearly 20 years of clinical experience.
Aug 24
Proximal Abducting Ulnar Osteotomy (PAUL) is a promising advancement for the care of canine elbow dysplasia patients. While palliative, PAUL has delivered improvements of 1 – 2 lameness grades in patients as old as 10 years. The ideal patient is younger, ~1 – 3 years of age and in the early stage of disease. The surgical technique is straightforward. Complications are minimal, easily avoided with comprehensive instruction and modest practice. PAUL was invented, developed and refined by KYON.
Aug 24 -25
Joint injury and subsequent instability is a common problem in pets and athletes subjected to excessive trauma. Joint instability leads to poor function and osteoarthritis. This course will discuss diagnosis and treatment of common sports related injures including hip dislocation, collateral ligament injury, Achilles tendon injury, tarsal luxation, shoulder instability, and stifle injury.
August 28-30
This three day comprehensive course is designed for general practitioners or specialists interested in learning basic techniques for stifle arthroscopic exploration and minimally-invasive techniques for treatment of cranial cruciate ligament disease, meniscal tears, medial patella tracking and collateral ligament tears.
September 15-17
This 3-day course will provide intensive lecture and cadaver wet lab experience of a wide array of commonly performed advanced-level soft tissue surgical procedures in dogs and cats.
September 18 -20
During this course, instructors will focus on both the principles of flap creation and the clinical use of these flaps. Additionally, the performance of specific reconstructive surgical procedures such as pinnectomy, nosectomy, and mastectomy will be described in great detail and performed by participants in the laboratory.
October 2 - 4
During this course, instructors will focus on practical and important surgeries that can be performed in the head and neck region of dogs and cats. Surgical procedures that will be performed in the laboratory will include tonsillar surgery, lymphadenectomy, approach to the carotid artery for tourniquet placement, thyroidectomy/parathyroidectomy, tracheostomy and ear canal surgery.
October 27-29
Focus on the technical aspects of common surgical procedures - salivary gland resection, chest drain placement, and more - with this 2.5-day hands-on lab.
November 6-8
Wet your appetite to provide a higher level of surgical expertise to your patients and clients. Interactive lectures including clinical case discussions introduce laboratory procedures and provide a context for perioperative management.
November 19-20
The field of surgical oncology has advanced and become sought out in veterinary medicine. This course is designed for board-certified surgeons, residency trained, surgery residents, and veterinarians with advanced surgical training, experience, and skills.
December 1-3
This innovative course will introduce general practitioners to a variety of commonly performed orthopedic and soft tissue surgical procedures. From the very first cut to the last stitch, participants will gain valuable experience practicing techniques on cadavers under the guidance of ACVS-certified instructors.
December 4-6
During this course, participants will hear the most up-to-date information regarding urinary and gastrointestinal tract diseases and surgery as well as management of common cutaneous and subcutaneous oncologic disease. Lectures will be followed by laboratories that focus on having the participants perform the same procedures that were highlighted during the lectures.
September 23-24
This exciting new interactive course will train you in the emerging and expanding use of endoscopy for diagnosis and treatment of external and middle ear disease in small animals.
October 30 - November 2
Learn about the latest endoscopy techniques, explore gastrointestinal examination of cats and dogs, and gain plenty of hands-on experience in this 4-day course!
August 21-23
Where the basic course focuses on the ultrasound machine and normal anatomy, the intermediate course will focus on the common abnormal pathology seen in the abdomen.
December 11-13
In this 3-day course, 12 hours are spent in the laboratory ultrasounding dogs and cats and discussing the tricks the different instructors use in the evaluation of each organ system of the abdomen, neck with an introduction to musculoskeletal imaging using ultrasound.
October 2
Ready to take your ophthalmic skills to the next level? Join the second part to this course: Ophthalmic Surgery for the General Practitioner: Routine and Emergency Treatment of the Eyes, October 3-4!
October 3 - 4
Want to become more comfortable performing a complete ophthalmic exam? Join the first part to this course: Ophthalmic Examination Techniques: Getting the Most of Your Eye Exam, October 2!
July 14-16
Now that you have mastered TPLO in routine cases of CrCL injury in dogs, are you ready to tackle more difficult patients? This course will address CrCL repair using TPLO in dogs that have concomitant patellar luxation, limb deformity, and excessive slope of the tibial plateau.
August 24
BioMedtrix Small Breeds Total Hip Replacement now features BFX® (biologic fixation) press-fit acetabular cups, in addition to CFX® (cemented) stems and cups. Both the BFX Small Breeds cups and surgical procedure were developed and modeled after our standard line of press-fit implants which have nearly 20 years of clinical experience.
August 24
Proximal Abducting Ulnar Osteotomy (PAUL) is a promising advancement for the care of canine elbow dysplasia patients. While palliative, PAUL has delivered improvements of 1 – 2 lameness grades in patients as old as 10 years. The ideal patient is younger, ~1 – 3 years of age and in the early stage of disease. The surgical technique is straightforward. Complications are minimal, easily avoided with comprehensive instruction and modest practice. PAUL was invented, developed and refined by KYON.
August 24 -25
Joint injury and subsequent instability is a common problem in pets and athletes subjected to excessive trauma. Joint instability leads to poor function and osteoarthritis. This course will discuss diagnosis and treatment of common sports related injures including hip dislocation, collateral ligament injury, Achilles tendon injury, tarsal luxation, shoulder instability, and stifle injury.
August 28-30
This three day comprehensive course is designed for general practitioners or specialists interested in learning basic techniques for stifle arthroscopic exploration and minimally-invasive techniques for treatment of cranial cruciate ligament disease, meniscal tears, medial patella tracking and collateral ligament tears.
September 9-11
Focus on the technical aspects of common surgical procedures - salivary gland resection, chest drain placement, and more - with this 2.5-day hands-on lab.
October 27-29
Focus on the technical aspects of common surgical procedures - salivary gland resection, chest drain placement, and more - with this 2.5-day hands-on lab.
November 3-5
This interactive course includes lectures and laboratories to teach participants the theory and method of tibial plateau leveling osteotomy (TPLO). Participants will perform TPLOs on plastic bones and cadavers using state-of-the-art equipment and implants.
December 1-3
The course will include sections on stifle extracapsular repair, treatment of meniscal tears and meniscal release, and treatment of MPL using the latest technology and surgical technique.
December 1-3
This innovative course will introduce general practitioners to a variety of commonly performed orthopedic and soft tissue surgical procedures. From the very first cut to the last stitch, participants will gain valuable experience practicing techniques on cadavers under the guidance of ACVS-certified instructors.
December 8-10
Focus on the technical aspects of common surgical procedures - salivary gland resection, chest drain placement, and more - with this 2.5-day hands-on lab.
December 11-13
Do you have difficulty approaching or reducing long bone fractures? Are you interested in learning simple techniques designed for the general practitioner to repair the most common fractures seen in dogs and cats? This laboratory is the one for you!
August 16-18
In this comprehensive course, participants will learn principles of dentistry that will immediately benefit their patients upon return to their practices.
October 14-15
This 2-day course is designed to focus on canine and feline dentistry in order to strengthen the attendee’s knowledge and skills in dog and cat exodontia. Complete oral examination and treatment planning will be thoroughly reviewed. See more here.
November 26-28
This course focuses not just on concepts, but our outstanding instructors will show you the tips and tricks as well as be available to answer your questions and help you perform procedures that you will be able to immediately apply to your clinic.
September 12-13
The course will cover aspects of how to set up your practice, rabbit anatomy, husbandry, handling, clinical techniques, common diseases, diagnostic imaging, therapeutics, anesthesia, medicine and surgery, among other important topics.
Viticus Group's official lodging partner is Courtyard by Marriott - Las Vegas Henderson/Green Valley. Special lodging discounts are available to participants attending courses at the Viticus Center. To make a reservation with our discounted rate, please click here.
Courtyard by Marriott - Las Vegas Henderson/Green Valley
2800 North Green Valley Pkwy
Henderson, NV 89014
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Small class sizes encourage collaborative learning, ensuring that you receive the attention needed to grasp every concept.
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Learn by doing with real-world case studies and expert-guided labs taught at the world-class Viticus Center.
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Learn from top-rated instructors who specialize in their field to provide you the richest learning experience.
The Viticus Center is proud to offer not only a stellar learning environment, but also world-class hospitality for our guests. Course participants can expect their transportation, meals, snacks and concierge needs to be met through the duration of their course!
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Viticus Group's official lodging partner is Courtyard Las Vegas Henderson/Green Valley. Special discounts are available to participants joining the Viticus Center.
Transportation from the Courtyard Marriott will be provided by Viticus Group to and from your course each day. On the final day of the course, the Viticus shuttle will make a trip to both the airport, back to the hotel.
Public transportation in Las Vegas is limited. If you are staying somewhere other than our preferred partner, Courtyard by Marriott–Green Valley, you will need to arrange for your transportation to and from the Viticus Center.
Breakfast is provided each morning.
Coffee and snacks are provided throughout the day for your convenience.
Lunch is provided for full-day courses.
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Scrubs are available upon your arrival if needed
Closed-toe shoes are required during labs
A light sweater for indoor areas
Plenty of sunscreen
Electronic charging device to power up
Valid ID—We highly recommend you carry your ID at all times in Las Vegas
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