Are you ready to gain practical, field-ready skills to deliver advanced equine eye care anywhere? By watching these lectures you can master techniques that make equine ophthalmology accessible in any setting.
 Don't Get Wrapped Up! Mastering Placement of the Subpalpebral Lavage Tube
Placing a subpalpebral lavage tube is one thing—making it last in the real world is another. In this lecture, I’ll show you a battle-tested technique designed to withstand the challenges of the barn, not just the controlled environment of a clinic. As a field ophthalmologist, I’ve refined a method that prioritizes durability, practicality, and ease of placement. This isn’t what you’ve seen before—it's simpler, more effective, and will make you question why you ever did it differently. After this, you’ll never place a lavage tube the old way again. Race Approval #20-1294744
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Tackling Fungal Keratitis Without A Blade
Fungal keratitis is a challenging and often frustrating disease to treat in horses, especially in field conditions. In this lecture, I’ll walk you through practical, farm-friendly strategies for managing these complex cases. We’ll cover the available medications—how to choose them, how to use them effectively—and discuss additional procedures that can enhance medical therapy. Fungal keratitis doesn’t have to be a losing battle. With the right approach, you can improve outcomes and give your patients a fighting chance.
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 Don't Blink: Quick Tips to Equine Ophthalmology in Your General Practice
This free 30-minute lecture provides equine veterinarian with quick, practical diagnostic tips to confidently assess and manage eye cases in the field. There is a quick anatomy overview and essential diagnostic tools like fluorescein staining, tonometry and cytology. This sessions goal is to give veterinarians the knowledge to recognize red flags, avoid common pitfalls, and improve patient outcomes. Perfect for busy practitioners looking to sharpen their ophthalmology skills.
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