LECTURE SCHEDULE

Friday, June 1, 2007

8:00-9:45

· How to Consistently Gather Informative Radiographic Information

· Equipment and How to Max Out Its Efficiency

· Avoiding Common Errors

9:45-10:00 – Break

10:00-11:45:

• Shoes On vs. Shoes Off

• What Are Standard Views?
• When and Why Are We Expected to Conform to Basic Protocol?

11:45-12:00 – Questions and Discussion

12:00-1:00 – Lunch

1:00-2:30

• Interpreting Soft Tissue Parameters
• Why Farriers Need Informative Film
• Using Film as a Blueprint for Shoeing the Lame Horse

2:30-2:45 – Break

2:45-4:00

• Let’s Draw What We See Radiographically
• Developing the Right Side of the Brain
• How to Use Landmarks for Mapping the Foot

4:00-5:00 – Questions and Discussion

Saturday, June 2, 2007

8:00-9:45

• Interpreting Soft Tissue Pathology
• Correlating Lesions With History
• The Negative PA: When Does It Cause a Problem?

9:45-10:00 – Break

10:00-11:45

• Interpreting the DP View
• Asymmetry: Healthy or Pathological?
• Interpreting Bone Pathology
• Fractures of the Coffin Bone

11:45-12:00 – Questions and Discussion

12:00-1:00 – Lunch

1:00-2:30

• Keratomas
• How to Measure the Tendon Surface Angle
• Relationship of Tendon Surface Angle to Palmar Angle
• Navicular Lesions
• Luxations of the Coffin Joint

2:30-2:45 – Break

2:45-4:00

• How to Perform a Venogram
• The Healthy Image
• Venogram Pathology
• Laminitis
• Soft Tissue Alteration
• Bone Pathology

4:00-5:00 – Questions and Discussion

Sunday, June 3, 2007

8:00-10:00

• Laminitis – Continued
• The Eye of the Foot
• Advanced High Scale Lesions
• Coronary Band Halo

10:00 10:15 – Break

10:15-11:45:

· Radiographic Assessment of Club Feet

· Bone Angles

· How Film Can Help Farriers With Club Feet

· White Line Disease Lesions

· White Line Disease vs. Laminitis

11:45-12:00 - Questions and Discussion

12:00 – Adjournment