0830–0915
Retina: recognising the underlying lesions in the fundus
Simon Petersen Jones (US)

0830–0915
Hypoadrenocor-ticism: new and old findings
Rebecka Hess (US)

0830–1010
[i]
Planning fracture surgery and avoidance of problems
Kenneth Johnson (AU)

0830–0915
[S]
Idiopathic (interstitial) cystitis: new concepts in pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment (I)
Dennis Chew (US)

0830–0915
Treating behavioural problems in puppies and kittens
Kersti Seksel (AU)

0830–0915
Portosystemic shunts: new minimally invasive treatment options
Chick Weisse (US)

0830–0915
Periodontal disease
Brook A. Niemiec (US)

0925–1010
Retinal degeneration: why does it happen?
Simon Petersen Jones (US)

0925–1010
The diagnostic approach to polyuria in dogs
Hans Kooistra (NL)

0925–1010
[S]
Idiopathic (interstitial) cystitis: new concepts in pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment (II)
Dennis Chew (US)

0925–1010
Antidepressants and small animals: what should you know?
Kersti Seksel (AU)

0925–1010
Negative pressure wound therapy
Bryden Stanley (US)

0925–1010
Introduction to periodontal therapy
Brook A. Niemiec (US)

1105–1150
Corneal disease: what if it’s not an ulcer?
Lorraine Fleming (UK)

1105–1150
Scintigraphy and the thyroid: a great alliance!
Kathelijne Peremans (BE)

1105–1245
[i]
Challenging cutaneous reconstructions?
Bryden Stanley (US)

1105–1150
Diagnosis and treatment of simple and recurrent urinary tract infections
Dennis Chew (US)

1105–1150
Treating behaviour problems with pheromones
Kersti Seksel (AU)

1105–1150
Urethral and ureteral stenting for benign and malignant urinary obstruction
Chick Weisse (US)

1105–1150
Periodontal surgery
Brook A. Niemiec (US)

1200–1245
Corneal surgery: what’s possible in practice
Simon Petersen Jones (US)

1200–1245
The ins and outs of endocrine gland surgery
Dan Brockman (UK)

1200–1245
WSAVA LECTURE

Innovations in circular and hybrid external skeletal fixation
Daniel Lewis (US)

1200–1245
WSAVA LECTURE

The healing power of pets: harnessing the human-animal connection
Marty Becker (US)

1200–1245
WSAVA LECTURE

Canine atopic dermatitis: using the latest research to improve therapeutic outcomes
Richard Halliwell (UK)

1200–1245
Extraction techniques
Brook A. Niemiec (US)

0830–0915
What pet owners want from a vet
Alison Lambert (UK)

0830–1010
Clinical Research Abstracts

0830–1010
Clinical Research Abstracts

0900–1230
[M]
Executive 1
The cyanotic patient: how to manage thoracic trauma successfully
Ed Friend
Karen Humm (UK)

0900–1230
[M]
Hall 7
Challenging vomiting cases: what shall I do in practice?
Reto Neiger (DE)
Karin Allenspach (UK)

0925-1010
The Small Animal Surveillance Network: a partnershi to promote pet health nationally
Alan Radford (UK)

1105-1245
So you want to get published? The perils and pitfalls of peer review
Gerry Polton (UK)
Iain Grant (UK)

1105–1125
Good medicine – good business: growth in the face of local competition
Marwan Tarazi (UK)

1105–1245
Clinical Research Abstracts

1105–1245
Clinical Research Abstracts

1130-1150
A nurse’s perspective: owning a practice and making it work
Tracey Mayne (UK)

1200–1245
Sites and customers: the corporate view
Peter Watson (UK)

1415–1500
Pulmonary hypertension: pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment
Tony Glaus (CH)

1415–1500
Difficult diabetic ketoacidotics
Rebecka Hess (US)

1415–1555
[i]
Heart sounds and arrhythmias: interpreting the ‘lub dub’?
Oriol Domenech (ES)

1415–1500
…catheterise or operate on blocked cats?
Ed Friend (UK)

1415–1500
Peace of mind: managing the conflicting interests of pets and their owners
Susan Dawson (UK)

1415–1500
Spinal cord injury: new developments
Daisuke Ito (JP)

1415–1500
Introduction to oncology
Ruthanne Chun (US)

1510–1555
Angiostrongylus vasorum: pathophysiological aspects
Tony Glaus (CH)

1510–1555
Feline hyperaldosteronism
Hans Kooistra (NL)

1510–1530
…perform a caesarean?
Alasdair Hotston Moore (UK)

1510–1555
Improving the welfare of cats in practice
Sandra McCune (US)

1510-1555
Brain SPECT when structural imaging fails to offer diagnostic clues
Kathelijine Peremans (BE)

1510–1555
Basic principles of chemotherapy
Ruthanne Chun (US)

1535–1555
…perform a liver biopsy?
Nick Bexfield (UK)

1650–1735
New minimally-invasive respiratory tract treatments: tracheal stenting, chylothorax and more!
Chick Weisse (US)

PREPARATION FOR BANQUET

1650–1830
Radiological interpretation of the respiratory system
Robert Kirberger (ZA)

1650–1735
…open an abdomen?
Ed Friend (UK)

1650–1735
Building health and welfare on solid foundations: stress auditing a pet’s home
Daniel Mills (UK)

1510–1555
The role of transoesophageal echocardiography
Oriol Domenech (ES)

1650–1735
Communicating with oncology clients: I’ve got patience for my patients
Ruthanne Chun (US)

1745–1830
Non-cardiogenic pulmonary oedema
Tony Glaus (CH)

1745–1805
… treat the eplileptic dog?
Nic Granger (FR)

1745–1830
One health – one welfare: psychological and physical wellbeing
Daniel Mills (UK)

1745–1830
New developments in fracture repair
Kenneth Johnson (AU)

1745–1830
[S]
Radiation oncology: from orthovoltage to cobalt to linac and beyond
Ruthanne Chun (US)

1810–1830
…refer the spinal patient?
Nic Granger (FR)

1415–1500
Communication: how to make it all work
Shawn McVey (US)

1415-1500
WSAVA INTERNATIONAL LECTURE
From zoonoses to pandemic: what next?
Ab Osterhaus (NL)

1415–1555
Clinical Research Abstracts

1415–1555
Clinical Research Abstracts

1415–1745
[M]
Executive 1
Rehabilitation
Janet Van Dyke (US)
Stuart Carmichael (UK)
David Prydie (UK)

1415–1745
[M]
Avian ophthalmology: principles and application
Rüdiger Korbel (DE)

1510–1555
What really happens in the consult room: make more of the time and still do great medicine
Alison Lambert (UK)

1650–1735
Reprogramming pets and vets: compare and contrast!!!
Margit Bossard (NL)

1650–1830
Clinical Research Abstracts

1650–1830
Clinical Research Abstracts

1745–1830
How to motivate your staff
Shawn McVey (US)