конгрес в Солун, 26-27 февруари

[д-р Милен Костадинов]

HELLENIC COMPANION ANIMAL VETERINARY SOCIETY - INVITATION

 

 

 

Dear Dr. Georgiev, dear Boyko,

 

 

 

As you may know, a new Veterinary Society has been founded in Greece two years ago. The name of this society is “Hellenic Companion Animal Veterinary Society” – H.C.A.V.S. and it deals exclusively with the continuing education of Veterinarians on Companion Animal Medicine and Surgery.

 

You are certainly aware that the Hellenic Veterinary Society deals not only with companion animals but also with farm animals and food hygiene and technology.

 

The new society has already more than 300 members. At last year’s elections, I had the honor and pleasure to be elected as President and Professor Timoleon Rallis of the Veterinary School of Thessaloniki, as Vice President, for a 3-year term.

 

Our society organizes an annual congress called Veterinary Forum and also several seminars throughout the year. The first Veterinary Forum was held last year in Athens with success. The 2nd Veterinary Forum will be held this year in Thessaloniki, on the weekend of 26-27 February 2011, at the Grand Hotel Palace, 305-307 Monastiriou str., 546 27 Thessaloniki.

 

This year, four invited speakers will give in English (with simultaneous Greek translation), nine (9) lectures in total, on subjects of their specialty:

 

1) Dr. Danielle Gunn- Moore (Scotland) will give two lectures on:

 

a. Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease: causes and diagnosis

 

b. Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease: treatment and cases

 

2) Dr. Sylvie Daminet (Belgium)

 

a. Update on canine hypothyroidism

 

b. Update on feline hyperthyroidism

 

3) Dr. Andrea Munnich (Germany)

 

a. The pregnant bitch and queen: diseases and disturbances during pregnancy until parturition.

 

b. Obstetrical problems and management of difficult birth in the dog and cat.

 

c. Diseases in puppies and kittens – causes, diagnostics and management of neonates.

 

4) Dr. Peter Fahrenkrug (Germany)

 

a. A systematical approach to aetiopathology, therapy and profylaxis of canine periodontal disease.

 

b. Periodontal disease in the cat: still a nightmare.

 

 

 

It would be a great pleasure for me and all members of the HCAVS board, if you could inform your colleagues of the 2nd Vet Forum-event and details. We offer free registration for all non-Greek delegates.

 

You may obtain any further information needed, either by contacting me, or through HCAVS site at www.hcavs.gr or at info@premium-events.gr, tel/fax 0030 2310 219407 – contact person mrs. Mili Vassiliki.

 

Looking forward to hearing from you and welcoming you and other colleagues from Bulgaria soon in Thessaloniki,

 

 

 

With best personal regards,

 

 

 

Dr. Ben Albalas

 

President of HCAVS