Earn 14 CE Credits in total
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Cardiology is simple and logical
Objectives:
Earn 2 CE Credits
Learn about basic hemodynamics
Learn physiology and pathophysiology of the cardiovascular system
Learn about Pathophysiological changes associated with frequent cardiac diseases and recognition of radiographs/ultrasound
 
Doppler - How to Adjust and How to Interpret
Objectives:
Earn 1 CE credit
Understand the physical background of Doppler echocardiography
Be able to correctly interpret Doppler profiles and Color Doppler patterns
Learn how to implement proper and useful Doppler adjustments into daily routine echocardiography
Understand the theory and application of pressure gradients
Learn about possible pitfalls of Doppler measurements
 
Degenerative Mitral Valve Disease - Getting the Right Data for the Right Decisions
Objectives:
Earn 2 CE credits
understand the pathophysiology of DMVD
Be able to understand the different ACVIM stages of DMVD
Be able to stage a dog based on clinical exam, radiographs, and echocardiogram
Understand Doppler interrogation of mitral inflow and mitral regurgitation in patients with DMVD
understand the connection between DMVD and pulmonary hypertension
gain a basic understanding of treatment strategies for DMVD
 
Congenital Heart Disease - Differentiating the Dangerous from the Harmless
Objectives:
Earn 2 CE credits
Learn about the most common congenital heart diseases (PDA, aortic stenosis, pulmonic stenosis, VSD, tricuspid dysplasia in dogs and cats are discussed:
Breed disposition
Clinical picture/s
Radiographic and echocardiographic assessment
Pathophysiology
Treatment options
 
DCM (dilated cardiomyopathy) - What Ultrasound Can Tell Us
Objectives:
Earn 1 CE credit
Objectives:
Differentiation of primary from secondary DCM
Learn types of primary DCM
Learn the stages of DCM
Identification of subclinical and clinical DCM using Ultrasound and ECG
Case examples of secondary DCM
 
Pulmonary Hypertension - How Not to Miss It
Objectives:
Earn 2 CE credits
Learn the clinical importance of pulmonary hypertension
Understanding of the pathophysiology of pulmonary hypertension
Learn about the application of Doppler ultrasound in the diagnosis and correct assessment of pulmonary hypertension
Learn about possible causes and treatment of pulmonary hypertension
 
Help! I Can't Get That View!
Objectives:
Earn 1 CE credit
A step-by-step guide to the optimal echo image
Frequent mistakes and their correction are shown using videos of transducer movement and simultaneous echo clips
 
Cats: A Different World - Feline Heart Disease
Objectives:
Earn 1 CE credit
Identification of congestive heart failure in feline patients with cardiomyopathy, initial stabilization
Understanding of pathophysiology of feline cardiomyopathy (diastolic/systolic dysfunction, FATE, dynamic obstruction, and SAM, changes in heart rate/rhythm)
Different forms and phenotypes of feline cardiomyopathy including correct echocardiographic assessment
Case discussions
 
Cliff Notes on ECG
Objectives:
Earn 2 CE credits
Understanding of the normal canine and feline ECG
Understanding and identification of the most common tachyarrhythmias including their hemodynamic significance and risks
Understanding and identification of the most common bradyarrhythmia’s including their hemodynamic significance and risks
 
About Dr. Modler
Peter Modler was Born in 1977 in Vienna. He graduated from Vienna Veterinary University in 2003 (Dr. med. vet.). In 2002-2003 he had an internship at the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna. He worked at three referral clinics in Germany and Austria. From 2008 on he has been the head of the cardiology unit at the Traunkreis Vet Clinic - Tierklinik Sattledt in Austria. 
Peter’s second specialty is surgery, mainly orthopedic surgery and specialized soft tissue surgery. He is a small animal specialist (Fachtierarzt fuer Kleintiere) and a certified member of the widely recognized Collegium Cardiologicum e.V. He presents frequently and instructs courses in Cardiology. Since 2014 he has been co-owner of the Tierklinik Sattledt which is currently Austria’s largest small animal hospital. His main interests are mitral valve disease, interventional cardiology, and cardiac surgery. He runs one of a handful of cardiac surgery units worldwide offering open-heart surgery (including mitral valve repair) on a routine basis. He is married, has two children, and owns three cats.
 
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