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Our 2nd visit-
we are heading back to Quebec because
we had a great time there this summer. The people are truly very friendly, the
food is tasty and the entertainment was spectacular! Join us for a visit to this
wonderful city.
 Quebec
City
July
10 - 12, 2009
How I manage
common
feline problems
with
Michael Lappin
D.VM., Ph.D., DACVIM
Professor of Medicine
Colorado State University
Catriona MacPhail
D.VM., Ph.D., DACVS
Assistant Professor of
Surgery
Colorado State University
Attractions:
Visit the Quebec City web
site 
 Things to do in
Quebec
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Wandering at random through the streets of Vieux-Québec is a singular
pleasure, comparable to exploring a provincial capital in Europe. On the
way, you can happen upon an ancient convent, blocks of gabled houses
with steeply pitched roofs, a battery of 18th-century cannons in a leafy
park, and a bistro with a blazing fireplace on a wintry day. The Old
City, Upper and Lower, is so compact that it's hardly necessary to plan
precise sightseeing itineraries. Start at the Terrasse Dufferin
alongside the Château Frontenac and go off on a whim, down Breakneck
Stairs (Escalier Casse-Cou) to the Quartier du Petit-Champlain and
Place-Royale, or out of the walls to the military fortress of the
Citadelle that overlooks the mighty St. Lawrence River and onto the
Plains of Abraham, where Generals James Wolfe of Britain and
Louis-Joseph, Marquis de Montcalm of France fought to their mutual
deaths in a 20-minute battle that changed the destiny of the continent.
Most of the historic sights are within the city walls of Vieux-Québec's
Haute-Ville (Upper Town) and Basse-Ville (Lower Town). It's all fairly
easy walking. While the Upper Town is hilly, with sloping streets, it's
nothing like, say, San Francisco. Other sights are outside the walls of
the Upper Town, along or just off of the grand boulevard called Grande-Allée |
The Quebec City summer festival-This
festival proves that the Quebecois can party even in temperate weather. Each day
features dozens of musical performers from around the world at outdoor venues
and popular locations like the Pub Saint-Alexandre. All of the
biggest names in Quebec music are on hand. Stroll through Old Quebec and enjoy
music, food, drink, and an overwhelming sense of good cheer. Most shows are
free; others vary from minimal cover charge to assigned seat ticketing.
Seminar Venue:
 Delta
Quebec
downtown Quebec City
Delta Club Signature room: CAN$254.00 dbl/night
plus Provincial Sales tax (7.5%), Housing tax (3%) & Federal GST (5%)-
(the GST is refundable to non-residents)
Signature Rooms
As soon as you enter these private floors, you will be awed
by its top of the line environment. Each one of our Club Room allows you free
access to the Signature Club, where you can enjoy courteous and relaxed service,
tasty hors d'oeuvre and complete continental breakfast. All our rooms located on
our Club Signature floors offer:
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- Access to the Club
Signature Lounge
- Upper-level guest rooms:
12th-19th floor
- Complimentary high speed Internet
- Free local calls and no service charge for calling cards
and 1-800
- Radio alarm clock with CD
- Wireless telephone
- Minibar
- Turndown service
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The
Quebec City hotel is located right downtown, steps away from Old Québec, in the
heart of North America's only walled city. This location offers an exceptional
view of the Laurentian Mountains, the St. Lawrence River, Parliament Hill, and
Old Québec.
 
Book early- summer is a popular time to
visit this spectacular city!
Continuing
education:
How I manage common
feline
problems
with
Michael Lappin
D.VM., Ph.D., DACVIM
Professor of Medicine
Colorado State University
Catriona MacPhail
D.VM., Ph.D., DACVS
Assistant Professor of
Surgery
Colorado State University
Dr. Lappin is currently professor and head of small animal
internal medicine at
Colorado
State
University
. Dr. Catriona Macphail is on the surgical staff at
Colorado State.
Dr. MacPhail is teaming up with Dr'.Lappin to provide a balance of opinion - surgery versus medical
management of clinical problems. IVS believes that the
combination of internal medicine and surgery lectures will result in an outstanding continuing
education course for you or your staff.
Dr.'s Lappin and MacPhail work with
practicing veterinarians daily and have vast experiences that enable
them to distill the questions from their general practitioner
colleagues into short practical answers.
We have all been to meetings where you already know 45 minutes
of the material in a 50 minute lecture but have to wait until the very
end to get the new information! In
this seminar series, Drs. Lappin and MacPhail will present the
information that is of practical interest to the practitioner.
The pace is rapid and so the CE is never boring!
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Diagnosis
and management of Haemobartonella felis infection |
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What
is the new name for Haemobartonella felis?
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Did
you know that there are now two Haemobartonella spp in cats! |
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Is
enrofloxacin effective for haemobartonellosis?
How many cats will go blind? |
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Salmonella
& Campylobacter |
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Inflammatory
bowel disease |
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Tumors
including lymphoma |
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Large
bowel diarrhea |
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Empirical
treatment of gastrointestinal diseases (Giardia, Cryptosporidium,
parasites, |
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How
can I avoid doxycycline esophageal strictures?
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Two
different ehrlichias were just found in cats in the
United States
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and therapeutic plan!
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Learn Dr. Lappin’s favorite 10 antibiotics and learn how he uses them
empirically while finishing the diagnostic workup.
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Is there anything new in the diagnosis of FeLV or FIV infected cats?
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Should I use antiviral drugs in FeLV or FIV infection |
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What about the FIP vaccine? |
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Fibrosarcomas- current thoughts
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Developing a vaccination plan for catteries
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Should I use Giardia vaccine?
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Should I use Bordetella vaccine
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Nasal disease
& nasopharyngeal polyps
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Calicivirus infections |
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Empirical treatment of respiratory diseases
(URI, pneumonia, asthma)
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How to do transoral airway washing
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Removing inflammatory polps
Stenotic nares in the cat?
Laryngeal diseases- paralysis in the cat?
Diaphragmatic hernia- when and how to operate- what about the
peritoneal-pericardial diaphragmatic hernias
Pleural space diseases
Gastrointestinal obstruction
Linear foreign bodies- what to do when the mesenteric borders are leaking
Intestinal neoplasia
Megacolon- when to do surgery. |
Seminar Schedule
(16 CE hours)
Seminar registration
Registration
Friday
July 10
7.15am
- 8.00am
Seminars
Friday & Saturday
8.00am - 1.30pm
Sunday
8.00am - 1.00pm
Registration fee: (16 AAVSB RACE
approved CE hours)
IVS is an American Association of
Veterinary State Boards RACE approved provider of Continuing education- this
seminar is approved for 16 CE Hrs.
Registration includes continental breakfast daily.
Earlybird
By June 3
US $635.00
Advanced
By June 26 US $655.00
Regular US $675.00
- Complete seminar notes
- Continental breakfast daily
- Certificate of completion
Cancellation: 10 % processing fee prior to June 10, 2009. Transfer only, after
June 11, 2009
Register by mail, fax or phone
1-800-487-5650
CE credits
Approved
by the AAVSB RACE program for 16 hrs.
IVS complies with the following guidelines:
- Speakers are recognized specialists
- Mandatory recorded attendance
- Certificate of attendance
- Complete seminar notes
INTERNATIONAL VETERINARY
SEMINARS
Quebec
by MAIL: 210
Carbonera Drive
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
by FAX: 408-972-1038
by PHONE: 1-800-IVS-5650
Visit the Delta
Quebec web page
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