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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://skillvet.com/event/intensive-veterinary-cardio
 logy-2/register">Intensive veterinary cardiology</a>\nLearning objectivesD
 ay 3: ECG – Diagnosis Attendees will be able to correctly position ECG l
 eads and understand the principles of wave and interval interpretation. Th
 ey will learn to identify common normal rhythmas and arrhythmias such as s
 inus arrhythmia\, ventricular premature complexes\, different types of atr
 ioventricular blocks and atrial fibrillation in clinical practice. Through
  practical examples\, participants will develop a systematic approach to E
 CG interpretation and understand the clinical implications of various elec
 trical abnormalities. Day 4: ECG – Treatment Delegates will become famil
 iar with the classification\, indications\, and contraindications of antia
 rrhythmic drugs commonly used in small animal practice. They will learn to
  manage bradyarrhythmias and tachyarrhythmias based on clinical urgency an
 d patient stability. By the end of the day\, participants will be equipped
  to choose appropriate treatment strategies and will understand when to re
 fer for advanced interventions such as pacemaker implantation.
DTSTAMP:20260720T161617Z
LOCATION:Mama Shelter Praha\, Veletržní 20\, 7-Holešovice\, Prague  1700
 0\, Czech Republic
SUMMARY:Intensive veterinary cardiology
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://skillvet.com/event/intensive-
 veterinary-cardiology-2/register">Intensive veterinary cardiology</a>\nLea
 rning objectivesDay 3: ECG – Diagnosis Attendees will be able to correct
 ly position ECG leads and understand the principles of wave and interval i
 nterpretation. They will learn to identify common normal rhythmas and arrh
 ythmias such as sinus arrhythmia\, ventricular premature complexes\, diffe
 rent types of atrioventricular blocks and atrial fibrillation in clinical 
 practice. Through practical examples\, participants will develop a systema
 tic approach to ECG interpretation and understand the clinical implication
 s of various electrical abnormalities. Day 4: ECG – Treatment Delegates 
 will become familiar with the classification\, indications\, and contraind
 ications of antiarrhythmic drugs commonly used in small animal practice. T
 hey will learn to manage bradyarrhythmias and tachyarrhythmias based on cl
 inical urgency and patient stability. By the end of the day\, participants
  will be equipped to choose appropriate treatment strategies and will unde
 rstand when to refer for advanced interventions such as pacemaker implanta
 tion.
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