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Small Animal Surgery Online Learning 2023
Starting Febuary 2022 Online & Practical Learning Post Grad Qualification Pathway
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Small Animal Surgery Online & Practical Learning Program 2022-23

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This new international Small Animal Surgery Online and Practical Learning Program is purpose built to give veterinary surgeons access to world-class teaching materials, online. Consolidating practical sessions with Australian Surgical Specialists.

Small Animal Surgery Online Learning and Practical Learning is developed by a global team of surgical specialists. It covers soft tissue surgery and orthopaedic/spinal surgery, over the two year program.

All theory content is presented in an engaging and interactive online format. During each theory module  you be supported the Module Specialist surgeon, available online to answer content questions, give case advice and help you throughout the program.

The practical modular days consolidate your knowledge over two full practical weeks. You will work with Australian Specialist Surgeons and Specialist Tutors to embed your new skills, practice all techniques and become fully confident in new procedures. Practical sessions (2022/23) are based in Queensland and will be held at either NVC Ormeau, Brisbane or UQ Vets Clinical Studies Centre, Gatton. Venues will be confirmed in early 2022.

Small Animal Surgery Online Learning is accredited by the International School of Veterinary Post Graduate Studies ISVPS as a training program for the General Practitioner Certificate in Small Animal Surgery (GPCert SAS) post graduate qualification.

Course Highlights

  • 24 varied modules covering soft tissue and orthopaedic surgeries delivered over 20 months (theory & practicals)
  • Online support and expertise from international surgical DECVS/DAVCS/FRCVS specialists, your module Tutors for theory modules
  • Global discussion forum for questions, debate and sharing cases with specialist Tutors & surgery peers from around the world
  • Each module developed to be interactive, with quizzes, videos, lessons and a full surgical video library, developed by supporting specialists
  • Online sessions comprise separate weekly lessons and case-based studies, all to work through at yourown pace
  • 10 days of consolidating Practical modules (5 days ortho & 5 days soft tissue) with practical sessions taught by local Australian surgical specialists
  • Pre-module and post-module assessments encourage you to reflect on your learning and evaluate your progress



Program Introduction

Small Animal Surgery ​DL Improve International Australia
Approved by RACE for 248 CE/CPD credits.
Small Animal Surgery Online Learning
  • Starts: 1 February 2022
  • Format: 14 online theory modules & 10 days of practical sessions
  • Duration: 20 months
  • Queensland Practical Venue: NVC Ormeau or UQ Vets Clinical Studies Centre, Gatton TBC
  • GPCert in Small Animal Surgery
  • ISVPS Accredited Training Program
  • Price: AUD $21, 590 inclusive of GST
An initial $1000 deposit will secure your place in this program. Registrations are limited.

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Small Animal Surgery Online Learning Modules

Module 1: Surgical Basics: asepsis, instrumentation, operative techniques and wound healing.

Start: February 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Revise asepsis, sterilisation and appropriate antibiosis for surgical cases
  • Expand your knowledge of instrumentation and instrument handling
  • Become more familiar with the uses of suture, needles, staples and clips
  • Understand the principles of wound healing and how this applies to your clinical cases
  • Re-visit the principles of wound management and get up-to-date with what is available now

Module 2: Urinary and reproductive tract surgery

Start: March 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Develop your skills in managing renal surgery
  • Extend your knowledge of obstructive diseases of the urinary tract from ureters to urethra to enhance your day-to-day management of urolithiasis
  • Improve your awareness of the myriad of surgical options for urinary incontinence that are available now including colposuspension, TVT and urethral occluders
  • Advance your familiarity of surgery of the male reproductive system – from prostatic omentalisation to penile and preputial procedures
  • Extend the range of procedures you can offer for the female reproductive system beyond ovariectomy and ovariohysterectomy

Module 3: Upper gastrointestinal surgery

Start: April 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Become familiar with the surgical approaches to salivary gland disease
  • Consider oesophageal disease and when surgery may be appropriate
  • Gastrotomy and gastrectomy: there is more to surgery of the stomach than just GDV
  • Advance your knowledge of small intestinal disease and how your decision-making can reduce complications
  • Review and revise ruptures and hernias

Module 4: Lower gastrointestinal surgery, liver, spleen and pancreas

Start: May 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Improve your knowledge of large intestinal surgery and the differences between cats and dogs
  • Familiarise yourself with surgical approaches to the rectum and anus
  • Explore the options for liver surgery – suture, staples or electrosurgery
  • Review biliary tract surgery – anatomy and surgical options
  • Consolidate your knowledge of pancreatic surgery
  • Splenectomy – does it need removing and if so, which technique and what are the alternatives to removal?

Module 5: Oral, pharyngeal and aural surgery

Start: June 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Become secure doing surgery of the lips, cheeks and tongue
  • Improve your approach to surgical treatment of palatal abnormalities
  • Maxillectomy and mandibulectomy: when and where to cut
  • Become more familiar with pharyngeal surgery and your options for tonsillar surgery
  • Make a considered choice for your patients between lateral wall resection, vertical canal ablation, ventral bulla osteotomy and total canal ablation/lateral bulla osteotomy
  • Revise the options for surgical treatment of aural haematoma

Module 6: Surgery of the upper airways, larynx and trachea

Start: July 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Revise conditions of the nasal planum of the young and old to guide you when to operate
  • The nasal sinuses – when does surgical access become necessary?
  • Brachycephalic airway disease – a myriad of abnormalities
  • Perfect your knowledge of the larynx to allow you to successfully treat a wide variety of surgical conditions – paralysis, collapse, trauma, stenosis and neoplasia
  • Familiarise yourself with tracheotomy, tracheostomy, tracheal avulsion, collapse, resection/anastomosis, trauma, foreign bodies and neoplasia

Module 7: Surgery of the abdominal and thoracic cavities

Start: September 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Perfect your approach to peritonitis by going into the detail of the pathophysiology, clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment options
  • By the end of this module you will have discovered the thrills of thoracic surgery and maybe even have answered some big questions:
    • Big dog / little dog: who wins?
    • Thoracostomy for pneumothorax, pyothorax and chylothorax – which tube?
    • Thoracotomy – which side and which rib space?
    • Lung Lobectomy – how many lobes can you take?
    • PDA –is this still a surgical condition?
    • Pericardectomy – how much should you take?
    • PRAA – why does a regurgitating patient need a thoracotomy?
    • Chylothorax – can you find the thoracic duct?
    • Chest wall diseases – how far can you advance the diaphragm?

Module 8: Surgical oncology

Start: October 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Revise the underlying principles of oncologic surgery to inform your surgical approaches to the most common tumours seen in practice
  • Bring yourself up-to-date on all the treatment options for mast cell tumours
  • Become comfortable with maxillectomy and mandibulectomy so you can approach oral tumours with more confidence
  • Familiarise yourself with gastrointestinal tumours so you can optimise your patient’s outcome
  • Recognise the differences between dogs and cats by learning about feline-specific tumours

Module 9: Reconstructive skin surgery – Nov 2022 Practical session

Prac session: November 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Become familiar with tension relieving techniques, performing undermining, tension-relieving sutures and relaxing incisions
    • Tension relieving sutures: walking sutures, bolster/stent sutures and continuous pre-tensioning sutures
    • Relaxing incisions: multiple punctate relaxing incision, simple relaxing incision, Z-plasty and V-Y plasty
  • Close different shaped wounds with confidence, including dog ears, triangular, circular/crescent and rectangular/quadrangular
  • Pedicle flaps, become braver with pedicle flaps: advancement, rotational and transposition to help close the larger or trickier defect
  • Practise subdermal plexus flaps, namely advancement flaps, rotation flaps, transposition flaps and interpolation flaps
  • Practise axial pattern flaps, including thoracodorsal flaps and caudal superficial epigastric flaps
  • Recall the different skin graft options and execute full-thickness meshed skin graft and pinch and punch graft

Module 10: Gastrointestinal surgery – Nov 2022 Practical session

Prac session: November 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Correctly place a tube in the oesophagus
  • Approach the cervical oesophagus and recognise its anatomical features
  • Recognise the possibilities for oesophageal surgery and perform an oesophagotomy/oesophagectomy
  • Correctly place a tube for gastrotomy
  • Execute a gastrotomy/gastrectomy
  • Perform an incisional gastropexy
  • Recall the indications for intestinal biopsies and apply the correct method
  • Apply intestinal surgery techniques, namely enterotomy/enterectomy

Module 11: Urological surgery – Nov 2022 Practical session

Prac session: November 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Recognise the urological structures with relevance for surgical procedures
  • Execute a nephrectomy/nephrotomy
  • Confidently get samples from renal biopsies
  • Recall the key points to correctly place a tube for cystotomy
  • Perform a cystotomy/cystectomy
  • Apply the theoretical knowledge to perform, step by step, a prescrotal urethrostomy in a dog and a perineal urethrostomy in a cat
  • Practise urohydropulsion

Module 12: Head and neck surgery – Nov 2022 Practical session

Prac session: Nov 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Put into practice the theoretical knowledge of ear surgery, performing a total ear canal ablation, a lateral bulla osteotomy and a ventral bulla osteotomy
  • Perform a lateral approach to the larynx and locate the relevant structures for the tie-back technique
  • Recognise all the steps of unilateral arytenoid lateralisation by watching its demonstration
  • Perform a modified extracapsular thyroidectomy
  • Execute a mandibular and sublingual sialadenectomy

Module 13: Thoracic surgery – Nov 2022 Practical session

Prac session: November 2022

Key learning objectives:

  • Perform a lateral intercostal thoracotomy
  • Execute a median sternotomy
  • Perform a total lung lobectomy
  • Recognise all the steps of a pericardiectomy and practise a partial pericardiectomy
  • Place a drain in the thoracic cavity for thoracocentesis
  • Place a drain in the abdominal cavity

Module 14: Joint diseases of the forelimb

Start Feb 2023

Key learning objectives:

  • Consider the conditions of the shoulder including luxation, osteochondrosis and dysplasia and excision arthroplasty surgery
  • Revise the conditions of the elbow including luxations, IOHC, elbow dysplasia, developmental disease and ununited anconeal process
  • Understand developmental carpal disease, carpal hyperextension and arthrodesis and luxations of the carpus and foot
  • Discuss growth plate disorders

Module 15: Joint diseases of the hindlimb

Start Mar 2023

Key learning objectives:

  • Discuss the pros and cons of the myriad of surgical options for the ruptured cruciate
  • Consider alternative causes of stifle dysfunction than the cranial cruciate ligament
  • Revise the underlying causes of patellar luxation when choosing a surgical approach
  • Perfect your knowledge of hock anatomy and the conditions that affect the joint including osteochondrosis and luxation
  • Review the conditions that affect the hip including dysplasia & luxation and familiarise yourself with a variety of procedures described to treat them
  • Understand the pros and cons of total hip replacement

Module 16: Fracture repair I

Start April 2023

Key learning objectives:

  • Understand how to perform the initial assessment of the fracture patient
  • Be familiar with the descriptions and applications of fracture classification
  • Apply the principles of fracture repair and decision making in fracture repair to your cases
  • Appreciate the variety of methods available for fracture fixation and implants, including plating and external fixation devices

Module 17: Fracture repair II

Start May 2023

Key learning objectives:

  • Understand the principles of fracture reduction, including both closed and open techniques
  • Be familiar with the options for bone grafting including both cancellous and cortical grafts
  • Describe the stabilisation of specific fractures of the fore and hindlimb
  • Discuss the clinical approach to the following complications: Delayed union / Non-union / Mal-union / Osteomyelitis

Module 18: Spinal surgery I

Start June 2023

Key learning objectives:

  • Integrate the principles of lesion localisation to your spinal cases via a systematic neurological examination and its’ interpretation
  • Understand the application of neurodiagnostics
  • Appreciate the approach to and management of paraplegia and tetraplegia
  • Be familiar with the clinical approach to neurological emergencies, including cranial trauma and status epilepticus

Module 19: Spinal surgery II

Start July 2023

Key learning objectives:

Revise the surgical options for spinal surgery according to site:

  • Cervical spine
    • Ventral slot procedure
  • Thoracolumbar spine
    • Hemilaminectomy
  • Lumbosacral spine
    • Dorsal laminectomy
  • CSF tap and Myelography
    • Identify the appropriate landmarks for acquiring CSF samples and obtaining diagnostic myelograms

Module 20: Joint diseases of the forelimb – Aug 2023 Practical session

Prac session: August 2023

Key learning objectives:

  • Perform a caudolateral and craniomedial approach to the shoulder joint
  • Put in practise the theoretical knowledge to perform a biceps tenotomy
  • Recall various elbow joint procedures
  • Perform a medial and lateral approach to the elbow joint
  • Do a subtotal coronoidectomy
  • Apply a lag screw fixation to fix the Ununited Anconeal Process (UAP)
  • Execute a proximal/distal ulna osteotomy

Module 21: Joint diseases of the hindlimb – August 2023 Practical session

Prac session: August 2023 

Key learning objectives:

  • Do a craniodorsal approach to the hip
  • Identify all the steps to correctly perform a femoral head ostectomy (FHNO)
  • Approach to the stifle joint laterally
  • Execute lateral fabello-tibial sutures
  • Perform recession trochleoplasties
  • Recognise the key points to do a proper tibial tuberosity transposition

Module 22: Internal fixation I – August 2023 Practical session

Prac session: August 2023

Key learning objectives:

  • Apply cerclage wires and tension band fixations
  • Place positional and lag screws
  • Recognise the most important features to correctly approach tibial fractures
    • Approach the tibia medially and apply a bone plate
  • Recognise the most important features to correctly approach radial fractures
    • Approach the radius cranio-medially / laterally and apply a bone plate
  • Recognise the most important features to correctly approach femoral fractures
    • Approach the femur laterally, apply a bone plate and an intramedullary pin (plate and rod)

Module 23: Internal fixation II – August 2023 Practical session

Prac session: August 2023

Key learning objectives:

  • Recognise the most important features to correctly approach humeral fractures
    • Approach the humeral shaft laterally
    • Apply a bone plate and an intramedullary pin (plate and rod)
  • Perform a dorsal approach to the carpal joint
  • Perform a carpal arthrodesis
  • Perform a medial and lateral approach to the tarsal joint
  • Perform a tarsal arthrodesis

Module 24: External fixation and bone grafting – August 2023 Practical session

Prac session: August 2023

Key learning objectives:

  • Perform a surgical repair of the tibia with a type II linear frame
  • Execute a surgical repair of a comminuted radial fracture with a type IB linear frame
  • Do a surgical repair of a comminuted femoral fracture with a type IA linear frame
  • Harvest cancellous bone from the proximal humerus and iliac crest

Course Speakers

Dr Jane Ladlow MA VetMB CertSAS CertVR MRCVS

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Dr Jonathan Bell BVM&S CertSAS DipECVS MRCVS

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Dr Kelly Blacklock BVM&S DipECVS FHEA PGCert MRCVS

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Dr Pieter Nelissen DVM CertSAS DipECVS MRCVS

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Dr Rachel Burrow BVetMed CertSAS CertVR DipECVS MRCVS RCVS Specialist in Small Animal Surgery (Soft Tissue)

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Dr Samantha Woods BSc MA VetMB CertSAS Dipl.ECVS MRCVS

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Kevin Parsons BVSc(Hons) CertSAS,PhD,DipECVS FHEA MRCVS

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Sebastien Behr DVM DipECVN MRCVS RCVS Specialist (Veterinary Neurology)

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Please be aware a minimum number of candidates are required for the Small Animal Surgery Program 2022-23 to be confirmed and run in Australia. Program confirmation will be advised by Jan 1st 2022. If minimum candidate numbers are not met, candidates will be contacted individually to discuss options which will include undertaking Practical workshops in 2023 outside of Australia.   

FAQ

What are the entry requirements for the SAS Online & Blended Learning Program?

It is recommended you have a minimum of 1 year clinical experience to register in this program. It is most beneficial to practitioners who have had some significant surgical experience and are in a busy clinical practice. Please contact the Improve Team directly if you wish to discuss your suitability.

Is the SAS Online and Practical Program all online?

No – the full SAS program is mix of online theory modules and face to face practical teaching modules over 20 months. 

The surgery practicals are consolidated into two 5-day sessions at the end of each Program year. Year 1 focusses on Soft Tissue and Year 2 Orthopaedics.

How many CPD Points is the SAS Program is accredited for?

The Small Animal Surgery Online Learning Program is accredited for 248 RACE approved credit points or 248 hours of continuing education (CE)  points in Australia.

Some state boards allocate 2hrs of CE points for every 1 hr of practical time – please check with your Australia Board if you are unsure. 

How many hours per week will I need to study to get the most from the program?

On average you will spend 3-4 hours per week on reading and viewing materials. Some learners may take significantly more time, viewing the video demonstrations and engaging in the Discussion Forum.

For those candidates that go on and register to do the ISVPS GPCert SAS, preparation of assessments and revising for the GPCert SAS final exams would be in addition to this.   

When does the learning content become available for each module?

The content for this program will be available through the online learning platform. At the beginning of each Module month, the content for weeks 1 and 2 will be released. At the beginning of the 3rd week, the remaining content will be released.

How do I find out more about the General Practictioner Certificate (GPCert) in Surgery ?

Here is a link to the ISVPS website, who accredit the qualification and run the assessements and GPCertSAS examinations https://www.isvps.org/p/au/examination/general-practitioner-certificate-in-small-animal-surgery/

Further information on the requirements of the GPCert SAS can also be found on our website here.

ISVPS communicates direclty with all delegates in the SAS program to provide details on registration for the GPCert and communications on the ISVPS assessments & examination. 

Are the GPCertSAS assessments all online?

Yes – all the assessments required by the ISVPS for the GPCert, including the final examinations, are online.

It is a prerequisite of the GPCertSAS that the full accredited program must also be complete – which includes the online theory and full attendance at the face-to-face practical sessions. 

All ISVPS assessments are uploaded to the candidates’ area via the ISVPS website. You will be given a full information and logins to the candidates’ area when you register with ISVPS and pay your registration fees. 

Please contact ISVPS on australia@isvps.org for more information 

What about the ANZCVS Membership in Small Animal Surgery - will this program help me with that?

This program completes the Learning Objectives of the GPCert SAS syllabus and is not intended to fully cover the ANZCVS Membership requirements.

The program will provide a solid clinical and practical knowledge that will definitely benefit those undertaking further study in small animal surgery and a number of our program participants have used it for preparation.

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