Join us for an evening of CPD on Tuesday 15th May.

Michael Hewetson will be giving an update on the diagnosis and management of trigeminal-mediated headshaking, including the use of percutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (PENS).

Matthew Chesworth will follow up this discussion with a practical review of the most important nerve blocks of the head, and Andy Fiske-Jackson will continue with some insight into dental and sinus problems that may be associated with headshaking in the horse.

The evening will be concluded with a state-of-the-art discussion on the management of iris cysts using laser ablation by Roser Tetas.

Programme:

19.00 – 19.20 Trigeminal-mediated headshaking – diagnosis and management – Michael Hewetson
19.30 – 19.50 Nerve blocks of the head – Matthew Chesworth
20.00 – 20.20 Dental and sinus disorders – do they cause headshaking? – Andy Fiske-Jackson
20.30 – 20.50 Iris cysts – diagnosis and management – Roser Tetas

Lectures will commence at 7pm with registration and light refreshments from 6.30pm.

To attend we ask for a £10 per ticket donation to the RVC's charity, the Animal Care Trust.

To make your donation and register your place please book online or call the CPD Unit on 01707 666865.

Please note this evening of CPD is aimed at vets or those with an interest in veterinary medicine.  It is not a horse owner lecture.