Orthopaedics Courses

Young, energetic – and lame! This seven part learning series with Heidi Radke will help update your knowledge and approach to the lame adolescent dog in order to diagnose affected patients early and to improve long-term prognosis. Early diagnosis is crucial, because of the risk of...

This eight part learning series with Georg Haimel, covers the most common forelimb and hindlimb fractures seen in practice and aims to give confidence to successfully manage them surgically. Surgical approaches, surgical planning, potential complications and fracture reduction techniques are...

This six-part learning series with Professor Stuart Carmichael focuses on dealing with osteoarthritis cases in general practice. There are many new developments changing our understanding of osteoarthritis as a disease and the opportunities for managing it. Far from being the incurable...

A six-part learning series with specialists Duncan Midgley and Kinley Smith.  CCWO has become a popular technique for the treatment of canine cranial cruciate ligament disease in dogs that have a steep tibial plateau or joint angle, such as West Highland Terriers. It can also be a preferred...

A learning series of four videos with specialists Duncan Midgley and Kinley Smith. Although more invasive than some of the other techniques, tibial tuberosity advancement has become one of the preferred techniques used in orthopaedic practice for the treatment of cranial cruciate ligament...

A five-part learning series with specialists Filippo Martini and Duncan Midgley. Tibial plateau levelling osteotomies have become popular techniques for the treatment of canine cranial cruciate ligament disease: whilst it is more invasive than some of the other techniques, there is some...

This learning series with Turlough O'Neill covers many of the common orthopaedic presentations seen in practice with a mixture of detailed theory videos and short practical videos demonstrating the surgical techniques described. The purpose of the course is to give participants the knowledge...

This learning series with Turlough O'Neill looks at the theory, decision making process and execution of fracture repair. These techniques are achievable in a well-appointed practice situation by a well-informed veterinarian, and this learning series aims to give confidence to those with a basic...

Effective management options for our osteoarthritis (OA) patients are changing. This change is driven by advances in therapeutics, but just as importantly, due to a culture shift in the awareness of a need to develop multimodal management plans. In this way we can collectively address many...

Fracture repair is challenging, but when performed successfully it can result in both rapid patient recovery and be tremendously rewarding for surgeons. To be successful each fracture requires careful assessment, a plan developed and repair performed whilst minimising trauma to biology....