IMV imaging Courses 2024

All our IMV Academy CPD courses are now available in our new Learning Management System. The course links below will take you to our CPD site where you can book and view all our practical diagnostic imaging courses.

Abdominal Ultrasound: Next Steps Online Theory Course

Course Overview: The overall purpose of this course is to continue to improve your confidence in performing routine abdominal ultrasound examinations. If you are confident in finding the major and larger abdominal organs, and wish to move onto to smaller and more difficult organs, this course is for you. After reviewing some key ultrasound concepts, we will cover a logical and methodical approach to assessing some of the smaller and less distinct areas of the abdomen using reliable anatomic landmarks.

Topics Covered:

  • Doppler Ultrasonography; physics, types, and uses
  • The major abdominal vessels
  • The adrenal glands
  • The abdominal lymph nodes
  • The gastrointestinal tract including the pyloroduodenal junction, duodenum, ileum and ileocaecocolic junction
  • The pancreas
  • Ultrasound-guided sampling
  • The appearance and interpretation of common pathological changes

IMV imaging Courses 2024

All our IMV Academy CPD courses are now available in our new Learning Management System. The course links below will take you to our CPD site where you can book and view all our practical diagnostic imaging courses.

Introduction to Abdominal Ultrasound Online Theory Course

Course Overview: Aimed at veterinary surgeons who are unsure or new to ultrasound, this course aims to give you the confidence to start performing ultrasound examinations of the abdominal cavity and optimising your images using the equipment you have available in practice.

Through a combination of text, videos, animations and interactive content, we will cover a logical and methodical approach to ultrasonography which will enable you to identify and fully evaluate all the major abdominal organs.

 

Topics Covered:

    • Relevant ultrasound physics and image formation

    • Machine controls and image optimisation

    • How best to prepare patients for ultrasound

    • Common artefacts encountered during ultrasound examinations

    • The interpretation and reporting of changes seen on ultrasound examination

    • A methodical and complete approach to examining the liver, stomach, intestines, spleen, kidneys, urinary bladder, reproductive tract and colon

    • Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) examinations of the abdomen and thorax, including how to incorporate these techniques into the triage and tracking of patients

Veterinary Echocardiography CPD Course 2024

All our IMV Academy CPD courses are available in our Learning Management System. The course links below will take you to our CPD site where you can book and view all our practical diagnostic imaging courses.

Echo-what? Getting to grips with echocardiography

Course Overview: Aimed at veterinary surgeons who want to learn how to start their echocardiography journey, this one-day veterinary echocardiography CPD course is a mixture of lectures, demonstrations and practical sessions with emphasis on getting as much hands-on time as possible. You will learn and practice the right-sided echocardiographic views and how to interpret them. We will also give an overview on doppler ultrasound and how it is used.

Topics Covered:

  • A refresher on basic ultrasound physics – how ultrasound works, what it can and cannot do and how to use the machine to optimise your cardiac images
  • Indications for echocardiography – when to use it and why
  • How to perform a basic, right-sided echo exam
  • An introduction to Doppler ultrasonography
  • Learn the normal appearance of the cardiac anatomy and how to spot pathological changes
  • Let’s get practical! – get stuck in scanning real dogs

Available Dates: Hilton Bath, South West (18th October 2024)

Speaker: Chris Linney RCVS Specialist and a European Specialist in Small Animal Cardiology

CPD Hours: 6 hours CPD

Costs: £600 + VAT

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