“From Our Practice To Yours”
September 20th - 22nd, 2012
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Educational
Schedule & Farrier Wet-Lab
The NEAEP Symposium
has been approved for 22 American Association of Professional Farriers (AAPF)
Continuing Education Credits.
For more information
visit their website -
www.ProfessionalFarriers.com
22 CE Total Hours
Pre-Registration
Ends September 1st, 2012
Symposium
Registration Form
Welcome to
the Podiatry portion of our 2012 Annual Symposium! With this year’s schedule
we continue our mission to enhance communication and collegiality between
veterinarians and farriers with a state-of-the-art continuing education
experience providing 22 total hours of continuing education credits.
The
scientific program begins on Thursday morning, September 20 and runs through
Saturday September 22, and has been
expanded to include
Learning to Identify
Soft Tissue Parameters as well as specific, practical
technique presentations. Various ways to address both normal and pathologic
equine feet will be presented. A special event will be occurring Friday afternoon, when the
Lameness and Podiatry programs will be combined. This afternoon’s schedule
will provide participants with the opportunity to hear veterinarians and farriers together discussing difficult lameness/shoeing cases.
On
Saturday, September 22, we are
pleased to present a multi-station farrier wet-lab available to farriers
specifically registering for the clinic and to veterinarians who may choose
to attend this clinic rather than the scientific sessions running
concurrently. There will be 4 separate stations available during this
clinic. Techniques will be demonstrated for Shoeing: Shape, Fit and Balance the English Way with Concave, Making Tongs
(Attendees will finish out a pair of tongs to take with
them), Hands-on anatomy review of the
distal limb with dissection and an overview of functional gait analysis,
and Laminitis 101. Don't miss this amazing hands-on personalized experience!
Thursday, September 20th
Educational Schedule
7:00am –
8:00am: BEVERAGE SERVICE
8:00am –
8:50am: Welcome Keynote “How I Got from Here to There” - Dr. Ric
Redden
9:00am –
9:50am: Learning
to Identify Soft Tissue Parameters and Relating them to External Landmarks
-
Dr. Ric Redden
10:00am –
11:00am: BREAK IN EXHIBITOR MARKETPLACE
11:00am –
11:50am: New Research and Understanding for Shoeing the Sport Horse Part 1 -
Mark Caldwell
12:00pm –
12:50pm: New Research and Understanding for Shoeing the Sport Horse Part 1 -
Mark Caldwell
1:00pm –
2:30pm: LUNCH IN EXHIBITOR MARKETPLACE
2:30pm –
3:20pm: Shape, Fit and Function - Luke
Proulx
3:30pm –
4:20pm: Properties, Concerns and Pathology of High/Low Feet -
Mark Caldwell
4:30pm – 5:30pm:
Managing Club
Feet Opposite Low Heel from Foal to Sport Horse - Dr. Ric Redden
Friday, September 21st Educational Schedule
7:00am –
8:00am: BEVERAGE SERVICE
8:00am –
8:50am: Using Mechanics to Enhance the Healing Environment -
Dr. Ric Redden
9:00am –
9:50am: Effects of Hoof Placement on Hoof Capsule and Limb -
Mark Caldwell
10:00am –
11:00am: BREAK IN EXHIBITOR MARKETPLACE
11:00am –
11:50am: Understanding the Dressage and Jumper Performance Shoeing -
Luke Proulx
12:00pm –
12:50pm: The Position of the Coffin Bone and the Plane of the Coronary Band
- Mitch Taylor
1:00pm –
2:30pm: LUNCH IN EXHIBITOR MARKETPLACE
2:30pm –
3:20pm: Rehabilitation Therapies and Shoeing -
Drs. Andy Kaneps and Bryan Fraley
3:30pm –
4:20pm: The Foot, Shoeing and Footing: How They Relate to Over-Use
Injury - Dr. Sue Stover and Mitch Taylor
4:30pm – 5:30pm:
Mechanical
Approach to Laminitis and the Value of Venograms -
Dr. Ric Redden
6:00pm: Transportation to
Carnegie Museum
6:30pm:
COCKTAIL
RECEPTION at the
Carnegie Museum
Saturday, October 22nd
Farrier
Wet- Lab
Limit 40
Attendees
STATION A:
Laminitis 101 - Dr. Ric Redden
STATION B:
Shoeing: Shape, Fit and Balance the English Way with Concave
- Mark Caldwell
STATION C:
Making Tongs (Attendees will finish out a pair of tongs to
take with them) - Luke Proulx
STATION D:
Anatomy/Dissection - Mitch Taylor and Dr. Duncan Peters
Hands-on anatomy review of the
distal limb with dissection and an overview of functional gait analysis.
Scientific presentations
& speakers are
subject to change.
Course materials will be provided to participants in CD format.