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Zürcher Kleintierseminar am Donnerstag im April

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Date/Time

Thursday, April 30, 2026 | 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Location

Demonstrationshörsaal, Vetsuisse-Fakultät der Universität Zürich (Tierspital)
Winterthurerstrasse 260
8057 Zürich
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Organizer

University Animal Hospital Zurich
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Description

The Zurich Small Animal Seminar on Thursday at the University Animal Hospital Zurich is aimed at veterinarians.

Current topics from theory and practice in the various specialist areas, departments and clinics of the Department of Small Animals will be presented by our senior veterinarians.

The seminars are held in a hybrid format. If you attend in person, you will not only gain knowledge, but also have the opportunity to get to know our senior veterinarians better and network with them. If you attend in person, you can earn continuing education credits from the GST if you provide your GST membership number when registering. However, if you do not require continuing education credits or are unable to attend in person, you can conveniently follow the lectures online from home.

Please note that no educational credits will be awarded for online participation. A general certificate of attendance will not be issued. Thank you for your understanding.

We look forward to your participation.

Short link: ema.uzh.ch/RHVFX

Registration

  • On site | The good, the bad and the ugly: enlargements in the gastrointestinal tract of cats

    Your participation will only be definitively confirmed once full payment has been received.

    Enough places available

    CHF 50.00
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    Structural changes in the gastrointestinal tract of cats are often associated with concerns about neoplastic infiltration in imaging. However, these changes often conceal inflammatory or infectious diseases with a significantly better prognosis. This presentation uses several clinical case studies to highlight the broad differential spectrum of gastrointestinal enlargements in cats – from inflammatory enteropathies and infectious causes to neoplasms. In an interactive discussion, imaging findings, clinical presentation and laboratory chemical evidence are brought together in a problem-oriented manner in order to make well-founded diagnostic and therapeutic decisions. The aim is to create certainty in the interpretation of these often challenging findings and to assess the prognosis in a differentiated and evidence-based manner.

    We look forward to an interesting exchange and to welcoming you in person.
    On-site participation may qualify for continuing education credits with the GST. Please provide your GST membership number when registering.

  • Online | The good, the bad and the ugly: enlargements in the gastrointestinal tract of cats Online

    Your participation will only be definitively confirmed once full payment has been received.


    Online meeting

    Enough places available

    CHF 50.00
    Select

    Structural changes in the gastrointestinal tract of cats are often associated with concerns about neoplastic infiltration in imaging. However, these changes often conceal inflammatory or infectious diseases with a significantly better prognosis. This presentation uses several clinical case studies to highlight the broad differential spectrum of gastrointestinal enlargements in cats – from inflammatory enteropathies and infectious causes to neoplasms. In an interactive discussion, imaging findings, clinical presentation and laboratory chemical evidence are brought together in a problem-oriented manner in order to make well-founded diagnostic and therapeutic decisions. The aim is to create certainty in the interpretation of these often challenging findings and to assess the prognosis in a differentiated and evidence-based manner.

    We look forward to an interesting exchange.
    Please note that continuing education credits are not awarded for online participation.

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