Veterinary Conference

Session I

Session II

Session III

8:30-noon

Oncology

1. Changing Attitudes about Cancer:
   Cornell’s Prevention and Early Detection Initiative
   Dr. Rodney L. Page
2. Radiation Therapy:
   Rethinking Our Approaches
   Dr. Margaret C. McEntee
3. MRI for Cancer Diagnosis
   Dr. Peter V. Scrivani

Cardiology

1. Screening for Heart Disease:
   What We Know and What We Don’t
   Dr. Marc S. Kraus
2. New Drugs for Management of Heart Disease
   Dr. Anna R. M. Gelzer
3. Auscultation:
   The Stethoscope is Not Dead
   Dr. Marc S. Kraus

Food Animal Medicine

1. The Use of Ionophores on Dairy Operations: Effects on Milk Production Efficiency, Growth, and Coccidiosis Control
   Dr. David McClary
2. Positive Environmental Impacts of Feeding Ionophores to Dairy Cattle
   Dr. Luis Orlindo Tedeschi

noon-1:00

1:00-4:30

Pain Management
Dr. Andrea Looney

1. Current Concepts in Pain Relief for Small Animals
2. Physical Therapy for Small Animals: An Introduction and Overview

Infectious Diseases/New Vaccines
Dr. Richard Ford

Canine Infectious Diseases and Timely Vaccination Topics

Food Animal Medicine
Dr. Giles Fecteau

1. Considerations for Otitis Media, including Mycoplasma, in Dairy Calves
2. Medical Considerations for Septicemia in Calves
3. The Surgical Abdomen: To Cut or Not, from a Medical Perspective

6:00 P.M.

Dinner With Keynote Speaker

Dr. Robert A. Cook

One World--One Health: Assuring a Future for People, Domestic Animals, and Wildlife

Fee: $35

8:30-noon

Critical Care
Dr. Gretchen Schoeffler

1. Sepsis: Identification and Management
2. Trauma: An Emergency Room Perspective

Dermatology
Dr. Danny W. Scott

1. Common Errors in Dermatological Case Referral
2. En Vogue Dermatological Treatments

Food Animal Medicine
Applied Dairy Research Abstracts from Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine and Pro-Dairy Faculty Members

noon-1:00

1:00-4:30

Pain Relief Wet Lab
Drs. Andrea Looney & Lysa Posner
Small Animal Pain Relief
Lab fee: $100

Notice: This Lab has been canceled.

Exotic Wet Lab
Dr. James K. Morrisey

1. Common Emergencies in Pet Birds (Lecture)
2. Critical Care Techniques in Pet Birds (Wet Lab) Lab fee: $100

Clinical Pathology Wet Lab
Drs. Tracy Stokol & Joan Messick
From the Clinical Pathology Laboratory to the Cageside: Using Data to Solve a Case
Lab fee: $50

8:30-9:30

Common Exotic Pet Problems - Alice Van Der Mark

9:45-10:45

Primary Hemostatic Disorders - Kimberly Baldwin

11:00-noon

Why is Fluffy Bleeding?: Diagnosis and Management of Secondary Bleeding Disorders - Lisa Spagnoletti-DeWilde

noon-1:00

Lunch

1:00-2:00

Case Presentations of Small Animal Anesthesia Patients - Sharon Koski

2:15-3:15

Equine General Anesthesia: Basic Concepts and Techniques - Ann Townsend

3:30-4:30

Equine Neonatology - Jean Young