Includes five small animal webinars and two non-surgical webinars, live and on-demand.

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

2025 ACVS Surgery Summit On-Demand Content: This session will discuss advanced small animal laparoscopic techniques.

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.

2025 ACVS Surgery Summit On-Demand Content: This seminar will present techniques, including double-cut TPLO, mCrCWO, CBLO, and CORA-based TPLO. Surgeons with extensive knowledge and experience will present the advantages and disadvantages of their chosen technique. In addition, speakers will present outcomes, complications, and how to manage complications.

This webinar will span from the basics of 3D printing to cutting-edge developments in veterinary orthopedics. This webinar is eligible for CE and MOC credit.

The philosophy of the use of templating to initiate rehearsal of surgery will be presented with clinical examples. This webinar is eligible for CE and MOC credit.

2024 ACVS Surgery Summit On-Demand Content: During this seminar, speakers discuss the pathophysiology of both naturally occurring and surgically inflicted trauma, and optimal timing of surgical intervention in trauma management.

2024 ACVS Surgery Summit On-Demand Content: This seminar highlights research that is not only current (published within the last one-to-three years), but also has demonstrated impact within the field of study or clinical practice.

In this webinar, presenters will discuss their approaches to forelimb lameness cases, which can often be difficult to localize. Discussion will involve various diagnostic options and when to utilize each, as applied to specific cases provided by the presenters. Approximately 3-4 cases will be shared, pending time constraints. This webinar is eligible for CE and MOC credit. Sponsored by Spryng.