Primary Tutor
Knut Nottrott
Secondary Tutor
Carsten Staszyk
This study day is available both am and pm
Program and aims of course
This wetlab is intended for EVDC / ECVS residents and advanced practitioners in equine dentistry and surgery. It aims to provide participants with a thorough understanding of the anatomical structures of the equine sinus.
Through a combination of anatomical models, dissection, and a presentation of imaging modalities with emphasis on radiography, sinoscopy and computed tomography (CT). Participants will develop the skills to accurately interpret these diagnostic tools in clinical settings. The course will cover a thorough theoretical and practical review of equine sinus anatomy, through anatomical dissection and practise of sinoscopy.
Learning Outcomes: By the end of this wetlab, participants will:
1. Gain a detailed knowledge of equine sinus anatomy through hands-on dissection and model analysis.
2. Develop the ability to interpret radiographic, CT, MRI, and sinoscopic images in relation to anatomical structures.
3. Understand the clinical relevance of sinus imaging and its application in diagnosing sinus pathologies.
4. Be able to compare anatomical findings with diagnostic images to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning.
What Participants Will Achieve:
Participants will leave the course with a solid foundation in equine sinus anatomy and advanced imaging interpretation. They will have the confidence to approach complex sinus cases with a structured diagnostic approach, combining anatomical knowledge with modern imaging techniques. This course will enhance their ability to make informed decisions in the diagnosis and management of sinus-related conditions in horses.