“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 1^st, 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 20^th 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 21^st 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 22^nd  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. 

 

On Line Registration:

 

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Farrier Registration - √ the following that applies:

Member Symposium Registration $249

Non-Member Symposium Registration $339

 

 

Farrier Wet-Lab registration is separate from the symposium registration:

Farrier Wet-Lab $159       

 

Round trip transportation to Wet-Lab.    . Yes need round trip transportaion No do not require transportaion   This will helps us obtain the appropriate transportation.

 

Course materials will be provided to participants in CD format only. Printed course materials may be requested for an additional fee. 

Proceeding Book's Requested   . CD Only Podiatry Program $35 Lameness $35 Internal Medicine $35 Reproduction Program $25 All Four Programs $99

 

Please √ - Complimentary Cocktail Reception and tour at the Carniegie Museum on Friday, September 21st . This will help us obtain the appropriate transportation.

 

Cocktail Reception   . Yes I will be attending Cocktail Reception No I will not attend Cocktail Reception

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No refunds after August 1, 2012.

Make checks payable to NEAEP  (US Funds Drawn on a US Bank)

Scientific presentations are subject to change.