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TORNA INDIETRODolore e disfunzione cervicale equina: patologia, diagnosi e trattamento
L'interesse per il rachide cervicale come causa di dolore o disfunzione sta diventando sempre più importante per molti ippiatri. Molti cavalli vengono infatti visitati per scarse prestazioni, mentre altri presenteranno comportamenti anomali, talora pericolosi.
Corsi FAD per ippiatri:
- Le micosi delle tasche gutturali
- Ciclo estrale e diagnosi di gravidanza
- Iter diagnostico del cavallo in colica
I corsi, che non erogano crediti formativi, sono accessibili dalla piattaforma e-learning nella sezione "Eventi non accreditati"
