Designed for veterinarians and veterinary technicians seeking practical understanding of biliary disease through the integration of clinical findings and sonographic evaluation to improve decision-making around medical vs. surgical management.
 
Instructor: Eric Lindquist, DMV (Italy), DABVP (Canine & Feline), Cert. IVUSS, Founder & CEO of SonoPath
1 RACE-Approved CE Credit
On-demand video webinar
Approximate Study Time: 1 hour   
 
Course Overview:
Biliary disease can present with a wide range of clinical signs and sonographic findings, making accurate interpretation essential for determining the appropriate treatment pathway. This course provides a focused approach to recognizing the clinical and ultrasound parameters associated with surgical biliary disease in dogs and cats.
 
Through case-based discussion and sonographic examples, this course reviews how gall bladder and biliary abnormalities appear on ultrasound, how to identify concerning features, and how to integrate imaging findings with clinical presentation to determine when medical management may be appropriate versus when surgical intervention should be considered.
 
This course emphasizes practical ultrasound interpretation for biliary conditions, helping clinicians improve diagnostic confidence and recognize the key findings that influence patient management decisions.
 
Course Objectives:
By the end of this course, you will know how to
Recognize common sonographic presentations of biliary disease in dogs and cats
Understand clinical and imaging factors that indicate medical versus surgical management
Identify ultrasound findings associated with complicated biliary disease processes
Integrate sonographic findings with patient history and clinical presentation
Improve diagnostic confidence when evaluating gall bladder and biliary abnormalities
 
What’s Included:
Lifetime access to this SonoPath Education course
Self-paced video webinar
CE quiz and certificate (when passed at 70%)
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