What is Musculoskeletal Ultrasound?

This is a relatively new diagnostic tool in canine soft tissue injury. The development of highresolution equipment has resulted in better image quality and gives the imager a tremendous range of applications for accurate diagnosis and monitoring of a multitude of musculoskeletal conditions

What are the commonly scanned areas?

- Shoulder - Iliopsoas Muscle/Tendon - Stifle - Tarsus - Carpus

What cases can I use MSK Ultrasound for?

There area a wealth of canine patients that would benefit from diagnostic ultrasound ranging from household pets right through to high level agility and sporting dogs, and in both acute and chronic injuries.

What to expect if you refer a case for Diagnostic MSK Ultrasound?

All patients will be assessed by a member of our orthopaedic team prior to admission for diagnostic ultrasound. This allows for accurate lesion location and ensures ultrasound is the most appropriate course of action for that patient. Patients are hospitalised for the day with the requirement for sedation and/or general anaesthesia depending on the case.

CPD Training

At Eden Vets, we are committed to delivering great in-house CPD to both veterinary surgeons and nurses alike. These events are based in our bespoke lecture suite above the practice and aim to share knowledge and expertise through collaborative learning. Over the coming year we will bring you a fantastic selection of in-person seminars packed with helpful advice delivered by our team of Advanced Practitioner Veterinary Surgeons and Diploma holding RVN’s.

Georgina Timms

BVSc PGCertSAS MRCVS

Advanced Practitioner in Small Animal Surgery Soft Tissue

Kate Sloan

BVetMed (Hons) CertAVP(SAM) MRCVS

Advanced Practitioner in Small Animal Medicine

Eve Dearden

BVSc CertAVP(SAM) MRCVS

Advanced Practitioner in Small Animal Medicine

Laura Atkinson

BVSc CertAVP SAM-F MRCVS

Advanced Practitioner in Feline Medicine

Edward Allsop

BVSc ESVPS GP Cert SAS MRCVS

RCVS recognised certificate holder in Small Animal Surgery

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Veterinary Surgeons

Date	Area	Speaker
10th September 2024	Veterinary physi-ohh-therapy * Understand the role of a Veterinary Physiotherapist within a multidisciplinary team * Support the use of Veterinary Physiotherapy within contextualised care * Differentiate between the role of Veterinary Physiotherapy in an acute versus chronic case * Review the qualifications and registration requirements of Veterinary Physiotherapists in modern practice * Design a treatment plan including Veterinary Physiotherapeutic protocols	Natalie Harrison from Cheshire Veterinary Physio BOOK NOW>>

Registered Veterinary Nurse

Date	Area	Speaker
10th September 2024	Veterinary physi-ohh-therapy * Understand the role of a Veterinary Physiotherapist within a multidisciplinary team * Support the use of Veterinary Physiotherapy within contextualised care * Differentiate between the role of Veterinary Physiotherapy in an acute versus chronic case * Review the qualifications and registration requirements of Veterinary Physiotherapists in modern practice * Design a treatment plan including Veterinary Physiotherapeutic protocols	Natalie Harrison from Cheshire Veterinary Physio BOOK NOW>>

CPD Training

Georgina Timms

Kate Sloan

Eve Dearden

Laura Atkinson

Edward Allsop

Veterinary Surgeons

Registered Veterinary Nurse

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