Name: 4th International Conference on Veterinary Emergency Medicine "Acute Abdominal Emergencies"
Start: 2025-10-04T09:00:00+02:00
End: 2025-10-05T16:30:00+02:00
Location: WarsawPlaza Hotel ulica Łączyny 5, Polska

4th International Conference on Veterinary Emergency Medicine "Acute Abdominal Emergencies"

4th International Conference on Veterinary Emergency Medicine
“Abdominal Emergencies”
October 4–5, 2025, Warsaw
I. Internal Medicine Session
Tobias Grave:
Acute abdomen – where to start?
Step-by-step stabilization.
Soren Boysen:
Ultrasound POCUS protocol in the diagnosis of abdominal septic conditions.
Renal pelvis dilation in POCUS – interpretation and practical application.
Andrew Linklater:
Pancreatitis today – a new look at a familiar problem
Hemorrhagic gastrointestinal inflammation – updates and challenges
Urinary tract obstruction in cats – practical therapeutic tips
The critical nephrology patient – step-by-step care
Ewa Stańczyk:
Acute abdomen under the microscope: when does ultrasound save lives?
Acute abdomen on X-ray – a practical guide
Maciej Guzera:
Cytological examination of abdominal fluid in emergency cases
Olga Szaluś-Jordanow:
Abdominal aortic dissection – case studies and practical conclusions
Steve Epstein:
Rational use of antibiotics in emergency procedures
Laura Brewińska:
Acute abdomen or neurogenic pain? How to distinguish these conditions?
II. Surgery Session
Celine Pozout-Nevoret:
Abdominal trauma: rapid diagnosis and stabilization
Post-traumatic patient with peritoneal fluid – assessment using the POCUS protocol
Andrew Linklater:
When is the scalpel essential?
Effective management of gastrointestinal bleeding
Richard Coe:
Diagnostic laparotomy – when and why?
Liver and biliary tract surgery – main guidelines
Splenic surgery and abdominal drainage techniques
The most common emergency interventions in the urinary tract
Gastric dilatation volvulus (GDV) – priorities for effective management
Intestinal surgery: proven techniques and methods
Managing complications after abdominal surgery: infections, bleeding, peritonitis
Anna Szewczyk:
Preoperative patient – how to assess risk properly?
Emergency anesthesia – choosing agents based on patient status
Anesthetic complications – how to prevent and recognize them
III. Technicians’ Session
Amy Newfield:
Change your perspective – think like a technician, not a doctor
Stabilizing the emergency patient – where to start?
Nursing care in acute abdomen – key actions
How to care for every breath? Postoperative care of upper airways
Cyanotic patient – how to recognize and save an animal with hypoxia?
Difficult IV access – how to manage “invisible” veins?
Difficult client – how to turn a complainer into a fan?
Lindsey Ashburner:
Care for a patient with acute hemorrhagic diarrhea syndrome (AHDS) – practical tips
Agnieszka Żółtowska:
Roles of nurses and technicians in enteral nutrition
The human factor – safety and emotions of veterinary staff
Maisie Abbott:
Puppy with parvovirosis – how to increase survival chances?
“Together we can do more” – the importance of teamwork in emergency medicine
Andrew Linklater:
Have you heard about complications in fluid therapy?
Rafał Boroń:
The role of the Veterinary Technician in transfusion medicine
Workshops:
Surgery
Resuscitation
Emergency ultrasound
Technicians’ workshops
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