VETE0057-2 : Surgical pathology off small animals

Study programmes 2007-2008

Last update : 7/05/2008

VETE0057-2

Surgical pathology off small animals
- Joint base
- Complement Pets

Duration :

Joint base : 31h Th, 12,5h Clin.
Complement Pets : 5h Th

Credits/ECTS :

"docteur" in veterinary medicine, 2nd year		Deuxième quadrimestre		3,5

Holder(s) :

Coordinator :

Language :

Langue française

Course contents :

		Joint base

		The course is divided into two main chapters : - Osteoarticular surgical pathology (vertebral column included) - Soft tissues surgical pathologies

		Complement Pets

		1. Osteoarticular surgical pathologies Addition in neurosurgery and osteo articular pathology. 2. Soft tissues surgical pathologies Addition in surgical techniques of the urinary, digestive, and respiratory system.

Course objective :

Not available

		Joint base

		To acquire the knowledge pertinent to the most frequent surgical pathologies and the surgical treatment of some common affections.

Prerequisites :

Not available

		Joint base

		General knowledges in anatomy as well as in surgical biology and techniques.

Workshops :

Not available

		Joint base

		The participation (presence, behaviour, involvment) in the clinics and practical works is part of the final evaluation.

Organization :

Not available

		Joint base

		The lectures are given following a published agenda.

Written notes :

Not available

		Joint base

		Course notes are available at the student office. Textbook of Small Animal Surgery by Slatter (3nde édition).

Assessment :

Not available

		Joint base

		An MCO type written exam with general implicit solutions is organized at each session.

Contacts :

Not available

		Joint base

		Prof. M. Balligand, email : Marc.Balligand@ulg.ac.be Dr Annick Hamaide, email : Annick.Hamaide@ulg.ac.be 04/366.42.00

	Home

	Search by Faculty

	Search by teacher

	Search by course code and title

Students and Studies Administration - Academic Affairs - Contact : Monique Marcourt, General Director for Education and Training - Developed by SEGI