Ultrasonographic Examination of the Distal Limb and Rehabilitation of Injuries. Sunday November 12, 2017 at Oregon State University

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3 Ultrasonographic Examination of the Distal Limb and Rehabilitation of Injuries Sunday November 12, 2017 at Oregon State University Provided by: Carol Gillis DVM, PhD. DACVS, DACVSMR and Universal Imaging 9 10 AM: Lecture on fine tuning image acquisition for soft tissues of the cannon, pastern and foot, including obtaining cross sectional area measurements and optimizing long axis views to accurately determine extent of injury or stage of healing as rehabilitation progresses. 10AM 12 PM: Hands-on ultrasound examination: Each attendee will receive in depth guidance on image optimization of soft tissues of the distal fore limb - cannon region, pastern and foot PM: Lunch (provided) 1 3 PM: Hands-on ultrasound examination: Each attendee will receive in depth guidance on image optimization of soft tissues of the distal hind limb; cannon region and pastern. 3-3:15 Coffee Break 3:15 6:15 PM: Case discussion following clinical history, ultrasound images and treatment of selected cases with sequential examinations, providing detailed information about image interpretation and assessment of healing response to therapy and rehabilitation. Dr. Carol Gillis is a graduate of UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine where she obtained a PhD in equine tendon and ligament pathophysiology and concurrently established the equine ultrasound service at UC Davis, pioneering ultrasound of the musculoskeletal system of the horse. Dr. Gillis is the author of numerous scientific publications and text book chapters on the subject of equine soft tissue injury diagnosis and treatment, and is nationally and internationally known. Dr. Gillis has performed more than 25,000 ultrasound examinations of the horse and guides treatment of the problems identified. As a lifelong rider and former show jumper she understands what it takes to compete successfully. She is a selected charter member of the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation. She currently runs her consulting practice in Ultrasound and Sports Medicine in Aiken, SC. Her success rate in returning horses to work without re-injury on completion of her rehabilitation plans is 90%. equineultrasound@earthlink.net Website: PH (803) ; F (803)

4 Time Monday Nov 13 Tuesday Nov 14 Wednesday Nov 15 Thursday Nov 16 Friday Nov 17 8am Intro: Dr. McKenzie Lecture: Managing Muscles in Sport Lecture: Dr. Zellmer Therapeutic Modalities in the Equine Athlete STUDENT SENIOR PAPERS 9am 10am Lecture: Dr. Carol Gillis Ultrasonography of the Distal Limb Lecture: Dr. Carol Gillis Ultrasonography of the Distal Limb Lab: Dr. Zellmer Demonstration of Therapeutic Modalities for the Distal Limb Lecture: Dr. Zellmer Medical Management of Joint Disease in Horses STUDENT FIELD TRIP Lecture & Lab Dr. Mecham Equine Acupuncture & Spinal Manipulation Lecture: Dr. Jo Slack Equine Cardiology: Murmurs, Arrhythmias, Collapse and More 11am LUNCH Lecture: Dr. Zellmer Medical Management of Equine Tendon Injuries LUNCH 12pm LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 1pm Lecture: Dr. Semevolos Joint Injuries Lecture: Dr. McKenzie Poor Performance in Athletic horses Lecture: Dr. Semevolos Pre-purchase Examination Lab: Dr. Slack Equine Echocardiography (12-2 pm) 2pm Lab: Dr. Carol Gillis Diagnostic Ultrasound (12-4pm) 3pm 4pm Lab: Dr. Norland & Dr. Zellmer Splinting and Bandaging for Equine Emergencies (2-5pm) Lecture & Lab Dr. Cooley Image Interpretation in the Equine Athlete (2-5pm) Lecture: Dr. Wickcliffe Equine Podiatry (2-5pm) Lab: Dr. McKenzie Cardiac Telemetry and Dynamic Endoscopy (2-4pm) All lecture sessions will be held in Dryden Hall, room 104 unless otherwise indicated. Practical sessions will be held in various locations in Magruder Hall, and instructions will be provided by prior to the course.

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