This webinar discusses the use of prophylactic antibiotics, including the evidence for and against, and examines evidence-based recommendations. This webinar is eligible for CE and MOC credit.

This small animal webinar reviews case-based orthopedic complications. This webinar is eligible for CE and MOC credit.

Includes four large animal webinars, one small and large animal webinar, and three non-surgical webinars. Provides access to both the live webinars and the on-demand recordings.

Includes four small animal webinars, one small and large animal webinar, and three non-surgical webinars. Provides access to both the live webinars and the on-demand recordings.

This webinar discusses the management of hepatic vascular anomalies in detail with particular focus on pre- and post-treatment management, advanced diagnostics, and intravascular therapeutic techniques. This webinar is eligible for CE and MOC credit.

The Residents’ Workshops are not a preparation course for the Phase I or Phase II examinations and are not eligible for continuing education credits.

This is a small animal webinar. This webinar is eligible for CE and MOC credit.

2025 ACVS Surgery Summit On-Demand Content: In this seminar attendees will review diseases of the biliary system, including ductal plate malformation and Caroli disease. We will present different cases with the imaging modalities required for a complete evaluation of the upper GI system. Finally, we will explore different surgical techniques available for upper GI reconstruction, from the Y-U pyloroplasty to the Roux-en-Y technique, illustrated by different cases.

2025 ACVS Surgery Summit On-Demand Content: This seminar will consist of several lectures from veterinary surgeons with experience in the development and implantation of custom implants in veterinary patients. The goal of the seminar will be to increase small animal surgeons' awareness of the potential of custom implants in the field of small animal surgery.

2025 ACVS Surgery Summit On-Demand Content: During this seminar, the speakers will explore the principles and the underlying evidence base and provide guidance for their application. This seminar explores specific mechanisms of dealing with such pathologic fractures and explore when minimally invasive techniques, including fracturoscopy, may become applicable. In the final lecture, the speakers will consider when total joint replacement may be considered for articular fracture management, the challenges associated with this, and how the technique can be adapted to optimize outcomes.