This event is designed for horse owners, riders and paraprofessionals.

Intellect and incisions - interesting medical and surgical cases 

Speakers Jenny Reed, Lecturer in Equine Internal Medicine, and Alex Hawkins, Lecturer in Equine Surgery, delve into some of the interesting cases we see here at the RVC and discuss how sometimes we need both intellect and incisions to find an answer. 

• Find out how medics use their intellect to demystify medical cases in the hospital
• Find out how going under the knife might reveal some clues
• Hear about some of the weird and wonderful cases we see and how our clinicians can work together to find an answer
• Q&A with our speakers

Registration commences at 18:30 where refreshments will be available. Lecture time 19:00 - 21:00. Late-comers may be refused entry.

Delegates attending the lecture will get access to the recorded version. You will be emailed when it is available to view and will have two weeks to watch the webinar from date emailed.

Booking information
Places are limited so book early to avoid disappointment. Tickets must be purchased in advance and before midday on the day. Please note we cannot accept payment at the door. Delegates will be registered on a first-come, first-served basis. Due to the cost of administration no refunds can be given.

Can’t attend? 

The lecture will be made available as a recording after the live event has taken place. Please email us on cpd@rvc.ac.uk to register your interest in a recorded version.

Other lectures in this series:
Wednesday 5th February - Equine dentistry - Getting to the root of the problem – what your vet can do - Andy Fiske-Jackson
Wednesday 4th June - Pre-Purchase Exams. What the research says and common diagnostic findings – David Bolt/Freddie Dash/Jason Tupper
Wednesday 1st October - Laminitis - raising endocrine awareness, it's not just podgy ponies! - Nicola Menzies-Gow
Wednesday 3rd December - The equine MOT - Nicola Fossey 

Lectures in this series now available as recordings:
Wednesday 2nd April - My horse isn’t quite right. When to work up and the diagnostic journey - Alex Hawkins