FACULTY OF VETERINARY MEDICINE UNIVERSITY IN BELGRADE The 13th regional symposium in animal clinical pathology and therapy Clinica Veterinaria 2011 Subotica 16 – 18.06. 2011, R Serbia 11000 Belgrade, Bulevar oslobođenja 18. Tel.+ 381 11 3611-810 Fax + 381 11 3611-809 E-mail prvainterna@vet.bg.ac.rs The 13th Regional Symposium on Clinical Pathology and Animal Treatment Clinica Veterinaria 2011 The symposium in clinical pathology and animal treatment Clinica Veterinaria 2011 organizing committee decided to hold the 13th symposium in Subotica, June 16 to June 18, 2011. The symposium organizer is the Belgrade University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine together with the Serbian Veterinary Chamber. The symposium is educational. The symposium program consists of plenary sessions, workshops, round table, poster sections and student sections. 16. 06. 2011. Plenary sessions: I. Diseases of acropodium in cattle. Moderator: Borut Zemljič, Danijela Kirovski Health management practices for dry dairy cows. Plamen Trojačanec Laminitis in cattle. Borut Zemljič Acropodium health in high yielding dairy cows during heat stress Ivan Vujanac, Horea Šamanc, Danijela Kirovski, Radiša Prodanović, Olivera Valčić II. Cattle reproduction. Moderator: Toni Dovenski, Danijela Kirovski Real possibilities for using embryo transfer in cattle genetic improvement. Toni Dovenski Deep frozen sperm manipulation. Mustafa Podžo Impact of negative energy balance on reproduction in dairy cows. Ožbalt Potpečan III. Soft skills. Moderator: Vojislav Ilić Mechanisms of development and possibilities of correction and prevention of dissatisfaction in the client. Vojislav Ilić, Robert Stezinar Management risk in veterinary praxis. Zoran Katrinka Financial data you should monitor closely in your clinic. Goran Cvetković IV. Equine sports medicine. Moderator: Dragiša Trailović 17.06.2011. Plenary sessions V. Small animal’s nervous system disorders. Moderators: Saša Trailović, Nenad Andrić Behavior disorders in dogs and cats. Marijana Vučinić Pharmacotherapy of behavior disorders in dogs and cats. Saša Trailović Canine and feline cervical myelopathies. Nenad Andrić Canine and feline lumbosacral disorders. Zoe Polyzopoulou Differential diagnoses in polyneuropathies Petr Šrenk Indications and contraindications for surgical treatment of spine disorders in dogs and cats. Boris Pirkić VI. Small animals surgery: Moderator: Janoš Butinar Osteosinthesis in dogs and cats. Mario Kreszinger Surgical solution of medically incurable Otitis externa et media in dogs and cats. Janoš Butinar Teeth extraction in dogs and cats – indications, techniques, equipment Ana Rejec 18.06.2011. Plenary sessions VII. Endocrine diseases of small animals. Moderator: Nikola Popović Differentiating the true hormonal dermatoses of the dog. Alexander F. Koutinas Diabetes in dogs and cats. Vanja Krstić Current endocrine medication and therapeutical applications in the dog and cat Alexander F. Koutinas VIII. Laboratory diagnostics in small animals. Moderators: Milan Jovanović, Milica Kovačević – Filipović Recommended procedures for the collection, handling and processing of blood and urine specimens. Alenka Nemec Svete Laboratory diagnostic of inflammation in dogs and cats. Milica Kovačavić - Filipović Disorders of red blood cells in dogs and cats. Milan Jovanović Relevance and methods for the determination of micro and macro elements status in dogs and cats. Olivera Valčić, Ivan Jovanović, Svetlana Milanović Workshops: 1. Cattle laparotomy in field conditions. Petar Milosavljević 2. Using ultrasound for management of reproduction in dairy cows. Toni Dovenski 3. Otitis externa - how to avoid common mistakes. Nikola Popović 4. Ultrasound examination in small animals. Vanja Krstić, Vojislav Ilić 5. Control of reproduction in small animals (indications, medications). Vladimir Magaš 6. Administration drugs in poultry medication. Radmila Resanović, Saša Trailović 7. Radiological diagnostics of bone structural diseases in dogs and cats. Nikola Krstić, Mirjana Lazarević - Macanović 8. Basic of cardiology in small animals. Predrag Stepanović 9. Teeth extraction in dogs and cats – equipment and techniques Ana Rejec Round table: Production and distribution medications in Veterinary medicine Srđan Marković Every plenary session remind 35 minutes lectures held by eminent lecturers, both from the host countrie and other European countries. The workshops will be held in smaller groups of 10 to 15 participants. Every workshop consists of an introductory lecture, interactive education in small groups, demonstrations, practical work and assessment (tests). Besides the plenary sessions, workshops and round table, there will be a section from practice with case presentations, results of clinical, epizootic and diagnostic procedures, interesting experiences and observations that can be submitted at free will and presented as posters and /or as oral presentations. Student’s paperwork's must be submitted and recommended by their mentors. Case presentations and student’s paperwork's must be presented as poster and in PowerPoint format, for short oral presentation (10 minutes for each presentation). The posters should consists usual parts: title with the names of the authors with institutions where they work, introduction, materials and methods, results, conclusions and a brief list of references. The posters should be 80x100 cm and should be brought to the symposium. The program committee will choose interesting paperwork’s from practice for short oral, 10 minute, presentation. An active participation at the symposium brings further points for licensing. The deadline for submission of case presentations and student’s paperwork’s is May 1st, 2011. The submission should have title in Serbian and English language with full authors names and a short summary on 2 A4 pages (800 to 1000 words) in Microsoft Word format, New Times Roman font size 12 pts, 1.5 spacing, and 2.5 cm margins. Electronic versions of the student’s papers should be submitted to janos.butinar@ahp.si and paper works about case presentations, results of clinical, epizootic and diagnostic procedures, interesting experiences and observations should be submitted to clinicaveterinaria@vet.bg.ac.rs Besides the educational contents of the Symposium, there will be promotions and presentations of new books, pharmacological programs etc. If you may wish more detailed information, or if you want to participate in these activities or if you have suggestions, please contact us as soon as possible. Extra information: Nenad Andrić, Faculty of veterinary medicine, 11000 Beograd, Bulevar oslobođenja 18, tel +381 11 3611 810, e-mail: clinicaveterinaria@vet.bg.ac.rs or nenad@vet.bg.ac.rs