June 6-8, 2025

Join Movora for our IMEX Residents' Small Animal Hybrid & Circular External Skeletal Fixation Workshop presented by IMEX Veterinary at the University of Florida.

Description

An advanced course designed for veterinary surgical residents with significant orthopedic interest and experience, focusing on hybrid and circular external fixation principles and emerging trends.

This three-day agenda covers the construction of frames for complex fractures, non-unions, bone defects, antebrachial length discrepancies, and pre-surgical planning to correct common angular limb deformities. Modern biomechanical and surgical principles will be discussed, providing attendees with the latest advancements in external fixation.

By attending, veterinary surgical residents can refine their orthopedic skills, deepen their knowledge, and stay up-to-date with the latest surgical techniques and advancements in the field.

Objectives

• Develop advanced skills in constructing frames for fractures, non-unions, bone defects, and other limb salvage techniques
• Conduct a pre-surgical plan to effectively correct common angular limb deformities
• Correct antebrachial length discrepancies for optimal surgical outcomes
• Apply modern biomechanical and surgical principles when correcting elbow incongruities
• Learn how to incorporate imaging technology and 3D printing into pre-surgical planning

Registration

$225 – Available to Surgical Residents Only. Please email  education@movora.com for the registration access code.

Instructors
 

Daniel Lewis
DVM, DACVS

Selena Tinga
DVM, PhD, DACVS

Jason Bleedorn
DVM, DACVS

Hall Griffin
DVM

Location

University of Florida
2015 SW 16th Ave
Gainesville, FL 32608

Movora provides all equipment and materials for each course.

Please note that this course requires a minimum enrollment. We advise registrants to refrain from booking travel arrangements until the event coordinator has confirmed that the minimum enrollment has been met.

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