[8 May: 8pm] INDIBA in Veterinary Practice

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05/03/2020
Regenerative Medicine is a platelet cell and or stem cell therapy modality. It can be combined with surgical intervention or medically treated individuals and can be used on any age or species of animal.

The one-day course is suitable for referral orthopaedic or soft tissue specialists and general surgical or medical veterinarian surgeons in primary vet care clinics. It can be used in the treatment of osteoarthritis, damaged and poorly vascularised tissues (e.g. tendons, ligaments and cartilage) that usually do not heal or only very slowly, and often with scar tissue formation resulting in chronic pain and reduced range of motion.

Course learning objectives:

  • The use of regenerative therapies for the treatment of tendon, ligament and joint injuries
  • The science behind the use of cell therapy in small animals
  • When to consider using Platelet Rich Plasma therapy in your patients
  • The use of Platelet Regenerative Therapy in practice including blood sampling, filtration, removal of platelet factor concentrate and patient administration.
  • How to administer Platelet Rich Plasma therapy
  • Practical Session on how to administer Platelet Rich Plasma therapy into a range of different joints and soft tissue structures

Book via the Improve International Website

https://www.improveinternational.com

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