CME - The Cancer Vet

Diagnosis and Treatment of Common Tumors in Pets: A Course Overview

WORKSHOP : 1 – DAY TRAINING PROGRAMME

Designed explicitly for primary care physicians, this course delves deep into the realm of veterinary oncology, focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of frequently observed tumors in pets. Physicians will gain the knowledge and expertise to identify these tumors and understand the best treatment approaches suitable for primary care settings. Through this comprehensive program, participants can ensure early detection, prompt intervention, and enhanced care for pets at the grassroots level.

AGENDA

07:45 am - 08:30 am: Breakfast

Begin your day with a nourishing breakfast to fuel up for the sessions ahead.
08:30 am - 09:30 am: How to Approach a Patient with Cancer

An essential guide on the initial steps, considerations, and communication strategies when dealing with a cancer patient.
09:30 am - 11:30 am: Introduction to Treatment Options for Cancer Management.

Delve into the world of cancer treatments. This session will cover:
- Chemotherapy: Principles and protocols
- Onco-Surgeries: When and how
- Radiation Therapy: Basics and benefits
11:30 am - 11:45 am: Break

A quick 15-minute break to refresh and re-energize.
11:45 am - 01:00 pm: Common Tumors in Pets

An overview of the most frequently diagnosed tumors in pets, their characteristics, and primary management.
01:00 pm - 02:00 pm: Lunch Break

A one-hour break to relax and enjoy a meal.
02:00 pm - 04:00 pm: Practical Demonstration Session

Get hands-on experience and insights into the following:
The appropriate way to perform a Fine Needle Aspirate (FNAC)
Introduction to biopsy techniques
Understanding the basic concept of surgical margins during tumor removal