Monday 18 July (6 VetEd points) Tuesday 19 July (7 VetEd points) Wednesday 20 July (7 VetEd points) Thursday 21 July (6 VetEd points)

7.00am–8.00am

Monday breakfast session 7.00am–7.45amSponsored by Zoetis

Topic TBC Speaker TBC

**FREE – Don’t forget to register!**

Tuesday breakfast session 7.00am–7.45amSponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim

Equine PPID: current Australian research and discussion Dr Cristy Secombe and Dr Rachel Tan

**FREE – Don’t forget to register!**

Wednesday Breakfast Session 7.00am–7.45am**FREE – Don’t forget to register!**

8.00am–9.00am Non-septic tendon sheath disease Bruce Bladon

Regenerative medicine for veterinary patients: a primer on biologics Jennifer Barrett

Kissing spines, sacroiliac disease and other back issuesBruce Bladon

Ultrasound and trauma – wounds, lacerations and draining tractsMary Beth Whitcomb

9.00am–10.00am Regenerative medicine for veterinary patients: a primer on stem cells Jennifer Barrett

Exercise induced pulmonary haemorrhage – current thoughtsGuy Lester

Regenerative therapies for tendon healingJennifer Barrett

Castration: what could possibly go wrong? Bruce Bladon

10.00am–10.45am Morning tea in the industry exhibition Morning tea in the industry exhibition

10.45am–11.45am Inflammatory airway disease – is it really that simple?Cristy Secombe

Tendon lacerations and septic tendon sheath diseaseBruce Bladon

Ultrasound and distal extremity lameness – the pastern and coffin jointMary Beth Whitcomb

Hind limb proximal suspensory desmitis – a treatment decision tree for a complex problemJennifer Barrett

11.45am–12.45pm Equine Veterinarians Australia General MeetingBain Fallon Pascoe OrationAlan Trounson

Regenerative therapies for joint injury Jennifer Barrett

Interventional ultrasound and minimally invasive proceduresMary Beth Whitcomb

12.45pm–1.45pm Lunch in the industry exhibition Lunch in the industry exhibition

1.45pm–2.45pm

Focus On Wealth and Wellness

Cardiac murmurs – a clinical guide to interpretationGuy Lester

Twilight Tutorials

The pre-purchase exam – when things go wrongBruce Bladon

Pre-clinical research in regenerative medicine – what’s the evidence for the use of stem cells in musculoskeletal diseases?Christopher Little

Lifting performance of your staff from mediocre to marvellousMark Werman

Young Members Stream

Cardiac arrythmias – a clinical approach to diagnosis and managementGuy Lester

What’s new or evolving in equine surgery Bruce Bladon

Approach to the infertile mare/repeat breederLee Morris

2.45pm–3.30pm Afternoon tea in the industry exhibition Afternoon tea in the industry exhibition

3.30pm–4.30pmUnderstanding subchondral bone fatigueChris Whitton

The past, present and future: Succession development for your practiceSue Crampton

How-To Sessions Case Series

Clinical use of computed tomographyChris Whitton

AI and ET of competition horsesLee Morris

Evaluating hindlimb lamenessPhillip Jones

Advocacy lectureHow to feed a horse with a muscle disorderPeter Huntington

Orthopaedic cases treated with regenerative medicineJennifer Barrett

How to manage splint bone fractures Bruce Bladon

4.30pm–5.30pm Exercise physiologySamantha Franklin

Workplace health and safety: the top ten safety issues in equine veterinary practiceMark Werman

How to do sacroiliac injectionsPhillip Jones Dynamic endoscopy case

studiesSamantha Franklin

Gastric ulceration – an approach to diagnosis and management Guy Lester

Exercise testingSamantha Franklin

Musculoskeletal ultrasound – how to get a better image every timeMary Beth Whitcomb

How to inject the navicular bursa and distal interphalangeal joint Phillip Jones

Sunday 17 July (4.5 VetEd points)

12.00pm–1.00pm Lunch

1.00pm–6.00pm EVA / ANZCVS Clinical and Research Papers

4.30pm Bain Fallon registrations open on site

6.00pm Welcome from the EVA President Dr Ian Fulton

6.15pm–8.00pm Welcome drinks in the Industry Exhibition

BAIN FALLON 2016 PROGRAM

Monday 18 July (6 VetEd points) Tuesday 19 July (7 VetEd points) Wednesday 20 July (7 VetEd points) Thursday 21 July (6 VetEd points)

7.00am–8.00am

Monday breakfast session 7.00am–7.45amSponsored by Zoetis

Topic TBC Speaker TBC

**FREE – Don’t forget to register!**

Tuesday breakfast session 7.00am–7.45amSponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim

Equine PPID: current Australian research and discussion Dr Cristy Secombe and Dr Rachel Tan

**FREE – Don’t forget to register!**

Wednesday Breakfast Session 7.00am–7.45am**FREE – Don’t forget to register!**

8.00am–9.00am Non-septic tendon sheath disease Bruce Bladon

Regenerative medicine for veterinary patients: a primer on biologics Jennifer Barrett

Kissing spines, sacroiliac disease and other back issuesBruce Bladon

Ultrasound and trauma – wounds, lacerations and draining tractsMary Beth Whitcomb

9.00am–10.00am Regenerative medicine for veterinary patients: a primer on stem cells Jennifer Barrett

Exercise induced pulmonary haemorrhage – current thoughtsGuy Lester

Regenerative therapies for tendon healingJennifer Barrett

Castration: what could possibly go wrong? Bruce Bladon

10.00am–10.45am Morning tea in the industry exhibition Morning tea in the industry exhibition

10.45am–11.45am Inflammatory airway disease – is it really that simple?Cristy Secombe

Tendon lacerations and septic tendon sheath diseaseBruce Bladon

Ultrasound and distal extremity lameness – the pastern and coffin jointMary Beth Whitcomb

Hind limb proximal suspensory desmitis – a treatment decision tree for a complex problemJennifer Barrett

11.45am–12.45pm Equine Veterinarians Australia General MeetingBain Fallon Pascoe OrationAlan Trounson

Regenerative therapies for joint injury Jennifer Barrett

Interventional ultrasound and minimally invasive proceduresMary Beth Whitcomb

12.45pm–1.45pm Lunch in the industry exhibition Lunch in the industry exhibition

1.45pm–2.45pm

Focus On Wealth and Wellness

Cardiac murmurs – a clinical guide to interpretationGuy Lester

Twilight Tutorials

The pre-purchase exam – when things go wrongBruce Bladon

Pre-clinical research in regenerative medicine – what’s the evidence for the use of stem cells in musculoskeletal diseases?Christopher Little

Lifting performance of your staff from mediocre to marvellousMark Werman

Young Members Stream

Cardiac arrythmias – a clinical approach to diagnosis and managementGuy Lester

What’s new or evolving in equine surgery Bruce Bladon

Approach to the infertile mare/repeat breederLee Morris

2.45pm–3.30pm Afternoon tea in the industry exhibition Afternoon tea in the industry exhibition

3.30pm–4.30pmUnderstanding subchondral bone fatigueChris Whitton

The past, present and future: Succession development for your practiceSue Crampton

How-To Sessions Case Series

Clinical use of computed tomographyChris Whitton

AI and ET of competition horsesLee Morris

Evaluating hindlimb lamenessPhillip Jones

Advocacy lectureHow to feed a horse with a muscle disorderPeter Huntington

Orthopaedic cases treated with regenerative medicineJennifer Barrett

How to manage splint bone fractures Bruce Bladon

4.30pm–5.30pm Exercise physiologySamantha Franklin

Workplace health and safety: the top ten safety issues in equine veterinary practiceMark Werman

How to do sacroiliac injectionsPhillip Jones Dynamic endoscopy case

studiesSamantha Franklin

Gastric ulceration – an approach to diagnosis and management Guy Lester

Exercise testingSamantha Franklin

Musculoskeletal ultrasound – how to get a better image every timeMary Beth Whitcomb

How to inject the navicular bursa and distal interphalangeal joint Phillip Jones

BAIN FALLON 2016 SOCIAL EVENTS

Saturday 23 Julyand Sunday 24 July

EVA Ultrasonography WorkshopBallarat Turf ClubMusculoskeletal ultrasonography (two-day)Presented by Associate Professor Mary Beth Whitcomb, of the University of California-Davis

Welcome drinks

Industry evening

Youngmemberdinner

Happy hours Bain Fallon

Gala dinner

SUNDAY17 JULY

TUESDAY19 JULY

MONDAY18 JULY

WEDNESDAY20 JULY

MON 18 JULYTUES 19 JULY

THURSDAY21 JULY

CEVA TuesdayNight Casual Dinner

Friday 22 July

EVA Ultrasonography WorkshopBallarat Turf ClubUltrasound of the abdomen/thorax (one-day)Presented by Associate Professor Mary Beth Whitcomb, of the University of California-Davis