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Jul 8, 2011

A warm welcome for a new breath-taking website with High Definition Video to make it easier to understand certain procedures like surgery-, suture – and bandage techniques. And above all; it is FREE!

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Jul 8, 2011

New website for the veterinary student and graduate


A warm welcome for a new breath-taking website with High Definition Video to make it easier to understand certain procedures like surgery-, suture – and bandage techniques. And above all; it is FREE!

This website is based on the printed publication ‘The Cutting Edge – Basic operating skills for the veterinary surgeon’ [2006 ISBN 97809554100] edited by prof. Jolle Kirpensteijn DVM  DipACVS DipECVS and dr. Wim Klein DVM phD DipECVS specialist RNVA.

The valuable content of theveterinarysurgeon.com is a distillation of the combined professional expertise and teaching experience of a group of exceptional colleagues from the Netherlands Veterinary Faculty at Utrecht University. It finds its origins in the Utrecht teaching program in surgery for the professional degree in veterinary medicine.

 

Twelve of its sixteen chapters focus primarily on fundamental principles of veterinary surgery, wound management and patient care. They are clearly written and well illustrated and will provide a useful concise resource for those beginning surgical training. Most of the images will be replaced with high definition video to make it easier to understand certain procedures like surgery-, suture – and bandage techniques.

A further four chapters provide an overview of abdominal surgery, fracture management, surgery of the external ear and surgery of the ocular adnexa in both large and small animals. 

Operative surgery remains an essential component of much general veterinary practice and the outcomes of surgical treatment are critical for the patient. Confident application of sound surgical solutions to animal problems will always be important for our animal patients and their human owners.

All the authors represent a formidable force in veterinary practice, learning and research. Many have been the international public face of the Utrecht Veterinary School. This institute was the first outside the USA, and is still the only one in continental Europe, to be accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association.

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