
Veterinary Surgery
Our veterinary surgery course is
designed to equip veterinarians and
veterinary students with the skills and knowledge
needed to perform surgical procedures
on animals.
This course is still under construction
Introduction
Basic Surgical Principles
- Sterilization and Aseptic Techniques: Methods to prevent infection and ensure a sterile environment.
- Surgical Instruments and Equipment: Familiarization with tools used in various types of surgeries.
- Wound Healing: Understanding the stages and management of wound healing.
- Surgical Anatomy: Detailed study of the anatomy relevant to different types of surgeries, including musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and abdominal systems.
Surgical Procedures:
- Soft Tissue Surgery: Techniques for surgeries involving organs, tissues, and other soft structures.
- Orthopedic Surgery: Procedures for bone and joint issues, including fracture repair and joint replacement.
- Emergency Surgery: Handling urgent and life-threatening conditions that require immediate surgical intervention.
Anesthesia and Pain Management:
- Anesthetic Techniques: Administering anesthesia safely and monitoring its effects.
- Pain Management: Strategies for managing pain before, during, and after surgery.
Postoperative Care:
- Recovery Monitoring: Ensuring proper recovery and identifying potential complications.
- Rehabilitation: Techniques for supporting recovery and rehabilitation of the animal after surgery.
Ethical and Legal Considerations:
- Informed Consent: Ensuring animal owners understand and consent to the procedures.
- Legal Issues: Understanding legal responsibilities and documentation.