Clinical Workshops
with Eickemeyer Veterinary Technology for Life
Join in on these one and two-day workshops brought to you by Eickemeyer Canada and featuring guest speakers and industry leaders from a variety of clinical and teaching backgrounds.
Commonly Performed Surgical Procedures of The Abdomen
Join us in this course to learn/refresh skills commonly performed in surgical procedures of the abdomen including gastrotomy, gastropexy, splenectomy, enterotomy, enterectomy and anastomosis.
Advanced Surgical Procedures for the General Practitioner
This one-day workshop continues to sharpen your surgical skills by broadening the discussion and procedures covered in Commonly Performed Surgical Procedures.
Fundamentals of Ophthalmology
Does the ‘check eye’ on your appointment schedule make you cringe? Do you want to develop a confident systematic approach to evaluating and diagnosing ocular conditions? The hands-on ophthalmology workshop is for you!
Fracture Repairs For The General Practitioner
The goal of this course is to provide veterinarians the practical surgical techniques for everyday life in small animal practices and perhaps beyond. A morning of lectures followed by an afternoon and a full day of hands-on laboratory time with applicable specimens.
Cutaneous Mass Removal – Tips and Tricks
Cutaneous mass removal is commonly performed in small animal practice. Join us in this laboratory to refresh surgical techniques to optimize oncological outcomes when performing cutaneous mass removal and learn about commonly used techniques to close large defects and high-tension areas.
Zlig Intra-Articular Cruciate Ligament Replacement Technique (CrCL)
The Zlig procedure is a revolutionary technique designed to replace the cranial cruciate ligament (CRCL) with an artificial ligament using the tunnel-tunnel method. In this procedure, the ligament is securely anchored in both the tibia and femur through drill channels, fixed with specially developed cannulated interference screws. These screws are precisely positioned using a guiding wire to ensure accurate alignment and avoid deviations. One of the key advantages of the Zlig technique is that it avoids irreversible damage and offers reproducible results due to a rapid learning curve. This course provides an in-depth understanding of the technique, ensuring participants gain the necessary skills to perform it with confidence.