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About the Course...
Practical and Progressive Ideas for
Veterinary Professionals in Private Practice!
This seminar will focus on how to do a neurologic examination
and how to make a neuroanatomic diagnosis
based on neurologic findings. An interactive session
with case presentations will give the participants
a chance to practice localizing neurologic disease,
disucss differential diagnoses and treatment options.
The seminar focuses on spinal cord disorders. One
lecture will be on junctionopathies.
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Course Instructors...
Marguerite Knipe, DVM
Dr. Knipe received her DVM from the School of Veterinary
Medicine at the University of California, Davis
in 1998. From 1998 to 1999, she completed a rotating
internship in small animal medicine and surgery
at Purdue University. In 2002, she completed her
residency in Neurology/Neurosurgery at UC Davis
and achieved Diplomate status in the Neurology specialty
of the American College of Veterinary Internal
Medicine. Dr. Knipe has worked in private specialty
practice in northern California, and since 2002, has
been a Lecturer in Neurology/Neurosurgery at the
University of California, Davis.
Helena Rylander, DVM
Dr. Rylander received her Veterinary degree from
University of Uppsala Sweden, 1990. She then
worked in a small animal practice from 1991- 1994
and then in a small animal referral practice as a surgeon
from 1994-2000. Dr. Rylander completed her
residency at UC Davis in neurology, 2000-2003 and
achieved Diplomate status in the Neurology specialty
of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine.
Currently, Dr. Rylander is an Clinical Assistant
Professor for UW-Madison.
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