NoltrexVet Advanced User Roundtable – 2023 (Eastern Time)

Realizing the full potential of Noltrex®Vet in Sports Medicine

NOTE:  This Roundtable is being presented twice to easily accommodate our customers regardless of their location.  This session begins at 7:00 EASTERN.  If you would prefer to attend the session beginning at 7:00 PACIFIC the following week, click here.

During this 90-minute roundtable discussion we’ll address:

  • The transition from HA to Noltrex®Vet
  • The use of Noltrex®Vet in routine sports medicine cases
  • Pre-treatment and aftercare recommendations
  • Integrating the use of a tuberculin syringe for low dose injections

 

As a bonus, we will have a drawing for 10 free doses of Noltrex®Vet!*

At Nucleus ProVets we believe the more you know, the better you practice.   We strive to provide equine veterinarians with the best education opportunities. Full stop. This session is no exception.

Realizing the full potential of Noltrex®Vet in Sports Medicine

NOTE:  This Roundtable is being presented twice to easily accommodate our customers regardless of their location.  This session begins at 7:00 PACIFIC.  If you would prefer to attend the session beginning at 7:00 EASTERN on October 4, click here.

During this 90-minute roundtable discussion we’ll address:

  • The transition from HA to Noltrex®Vet
  • The use of Noltrex®Vet in routine sports medicine cases
  • Pre-treatment and aftercare recommendations
  • Integrating the use of a tuberculin syringe for low dose injections

 

As a bonus, we will have a drawing for 10 free doses of Noltrex®Vet!*

At Nucleus ProVets we believe the more you know, the better you practice.   We strive to provide equine veterinarians with the best education opportunities. Full stop. This session is no exception.

This program explores equine lower hock pathology and hindlimb proximal suspensory desmitis as commonly diagnosed causes of lameness, which at times can be difficult to differentiate between. Speakers will review identifying, understanding, and managing these pathologies.

Learning Objectives:

  • Review anatomical features of the lower hock and hindlimb proximal suspensory region.
  • Identify appropriate diagnostic approaches for this region.
  • Refresh your ultrasound imaging technique for this region.
  • Understand treatment and physical rehabilitation options for managing lower hock and hindlimb proximal suspensory conditions.
  • Understand considerations that may exist when imaging, diagnosing, and determining a course of treatment by following real case examples from presenters.