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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://skillvet.com/event/feline-cardiology-weekend-3
 8/register">Feline Cardiology Weekend</a>\nFrom incidental murmur to emerg
 ency presentation: what do you do next? ​ Two days of clinically useful 
 feline cardiology\, with Dr. Simon Swift\, a Diplomate of the European Col
 lege of Veterinary Internal Medicine (Cardiology). Key facts March 20–21
 \, 2027 · Bucharest\, Romania\, in person · Lecture-based\, with ECGs an
 d case discussion · Certificate of attendance · €545 early bird\, €6
 65 standard (all taxes included) Register Now About the weekend A cat has 
 a murmur\, a gallop\, or an arrhythmia\, or something turns up as an incid
 ental finding. When do you investigate? What should the echocardiogram sho
 w: which views\, which measurements\, whether the left atrium is enlarged\
 , and which phenotype you are looking at? How do you tell hypertrophic car
 diomyopathy from the other cardiomyopathies? And when a dyspneic cat arriv
 es\, how do you separate cardiac from respiratory disease and decide what 
 comes next? Dr. Simon Swift follows the patient journey from incidental mu
 rmur to emergency presentation. Saturday covers the foundations: the appro
 ach to murmurs\, gallops\, and suspected heart disease\, the essentials of
  feline echocardiography\, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy\, and the other car
 diomyopathy phenotypes. Sunday moves to clinical presentation and manageme
 nt: the dyspneic cat\, arterial thromboembolism\, treatment of feline hear
 t disease\, and case discussions from preclinical disease to CHF and ATE. 
 The weekend is a broad overview. It gives you a practical conceptual frame
 work and confidence with common presentations\, rather than specialist dep
 th. Teaching is lecture-based\, with ECGs and clinical case discussion whe
 re appropriate. There are no practical sessions. What you will be able to 
 do By the end of the weekend\, participants will be able to:Apply a practi
 cal approach to murmurs\, gallops\, and suspected heart disease in catsRec
 ognize the core echocardiographic features of common [...]
DTSTAMP:20261009T031950Z
LOCATION:Bucharest\, Bucharest\, Romania
SUMMARY:Feline Cardiology Weekend
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://skillvet.com/event/feline-car
 diology-weekend-38/register">Feline Cardiology Weekend</a>\nFrom incidenta
 l murmur to emergency presentation: what do you do next? ​ Two days of c
 linically useful feline cardiology\, with Dr. Simon Swift\, a Diplomate of
  the European College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (Cardiology). Key fa
 cts March 20–21\, 2027 · Bucharest\, Romania\, in person · Lecture-bas
 ed\, with ECGs and case discussion · Certificate of attendance · €545 
 early bird\, €665 standard (all taxes included) Register Now About the w
 eekend A cat has a murmur\, a gallop\, or an arrhythmia\, or something tur
 ns up as an incidental finding. When do you investigate? What should the e
 chocardiogram show: which views\, which measurements\, whether the left at
 rium is enlarged\, and which phenotype you are looking at? How do you tell
  hypertrophic cardiomyopathy from the other cardiomyopathies? And when a d
 yspneic cat arrives\, how do you separate cardiac from respiratory disease
  and decide what comes next? Dr. Simon Swift follows the patient journey f
 rom incidental murmur to emergency presentation. Saturday covers the found
 ations: the approach to murmurs\, gallops\, and suspected heart disease\, 
 the essentials of feline echocardiography\, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy\, 
 and the other cardiomyopathy phenotypes. Sunday moves to clinical presenta
 tion and management: the dyspneic cat\, arterial thromboembolism\, treatme
 nt of feline heart disease\, and case discussions from preclinical disease
  to CHF and ATE. The weekend is a broad overview. It gives you a practical
  conceptual framework and confidence with common presentations\, rather th
 an specialist depth. Teaching is lecture-based\, with ECGs and clinical ca
 se discussion where appropriate. There are no practical sessions. What you
  will be able to do By the end of the weekend\, participants will be able 
 to:Apply a practical approach to murmurs\, gallops\, and suspected heart d
 isease in catsRecognize the core echocardiographic features of common [...
 ]
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