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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://skillvet.com/event/intensive-veterinary-cardio
 logy-1/register">Intensive veterinary cardiology</a>\nLearning objectivesD
 ay 1: Anatomy\, Physiology\, and Pathophysiology By the end of this day\, 
 participants will be able to describe the basic anatomical structures of t
 he heart in dogs and cats\, identify clinically relevant landmarks during 
 auscultation\, and understand how anatomical differences affect murmur loc
 alization. They will gain a functional understanding of cardiac physiology
 \, including preload\, afterload\, contractility\, and the heart rate and 
 rhythm\, and apply these to clinical situations. Delegates will also under
 stand the pathophysiology of heart failure and how compensatory mechanisms
  such as neurohormonal activation and remodeling contribute to disease pro
 gression and clinical signs. Day 2: Physical Examination and Thoracic Radi
 ographs Participants will learn to perform a structured cardiac physical e
 xamination\, identify and grade heart murmurs\, and correlate auscultatory
  findings with likely underlying diseases. They will be able to interpret 
 thoracic radiographs with a focus on cardiac silhouette assessment\, pulmo
 nary vascular patterns\, and signs of congestive heart failure. Through ca
 se discussions\, they will develop diagnostic reasoning skills to integrat
 e clinical findings and radiographic data into practical diagnostic and tr
 eatment decisions.
DTSTAMP:20260720T162332Z
LOCATION:Vitosha Park Hotel\, ul. "Rosario" 1\, Studentski Kompleks\, Sofia
   1700\, Bulgaria
SUMMARY:Intensive veterinary cardiology
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://skillvet.com/event/intensive-
 veterinary-cardiology-1/register">Intensive veterinary cardiology</a>\nLea
 rning objectivesDay 1: Anatomy\, Physiology\, and Pathophysiology By the e
 nd of this day\, participants will be able to describe the basic anatomica
 l structures of the heart in dogs and cats\, identify clinically relevant 
 landmarks during auscultation\, and understand how anatomical differences 
 affect murmur localization. They will gain a functional understanding of c
 ardiac physiology\, including preload\, afterload\, contractility\, and th
 e heart rate and rhythm\, and apply these to clinical situations. Delegate
 s will also understand the pathophysiology of heart failure and how compen
 satory mechanisms such as neurohormonal activation and remodeling contribu
 te to disease progression and clinical signs. Day 2: Physical Examination 
 and Thoracic Radiographs Participants will learn to perform a structured c
 ardiac physical examination\, identify and grade heart murmurs\, and corre
 late auscultatory findings with likely underlying diseases. They will be a
 ble to interpret thoracic radiographs with a focus on cardiac silhouette a
 ssessment\, pulmonary vascular patterns\, and signs of congestive heart fa
 ilure. Through case discussions\, they will develop diagnostic reasoning s
 kills to integrate clinical findings and radiographic data into practical 
 diagnostic and treatment decisions.
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