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7th EVECCS Congress
Gothenburg, Sweden May 29th - June 1st
2008
Program
Main Program Speakers
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Harold
Davis Jr. RVT, VTS (ECC)
Davis,
California, USA
Manager of
the Emergency and Critical Care
Service at the Veterinary Medical
Teaching Hospital at UC Davis.
Harold graduated receiving a BA
degree in biology. For many years
he has worked as a veterinary
technician in a leading role.
He has extensive experience in
the field of emergency and critical
care medicine. Harold is an experienced
lecturer and has published several
book chapters and journal articles.
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Kate
Hopper DVM, BVSc, MVS, DACVECC
Davis, California, USA
Assistant Professor
of Small Animal Emergency and Critical
Care UC Davis. Kate graduated in
Melbourne in 1991. She became a
Diplomate of theAmerican College
of Veterinary Emergency and Critical
Care in 2002at UC Davis. She currently
is an Assistant Professor of Small
AnimalEmergency and Critical Care.
Her research interests include mechanical
ventilation, acid base and sepsis. |
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Bo
Wiinberg DVM, PhD
Copenhagen, Denmark
Coordinator
of the emergency and critical
care service at the Small Animal
Veterinary Teaching Hospital in
Copenhagen, Denmark. Bo graduated
from the Veterinary University
in Copenhagen, Denmark in 2003.
He is a staff veterinarian at
the Small Animal University Hospital
in Copenhagen. Bo successfully
defended his PhD on the diagnosis
of DIC in dogs in 2007. He currently
mainly works with referral cases
within oncology, hemostasis and
ICU patients.
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Jennifer
Devey DVM, DACVECC
Los Angeles, California, USA
Head of Emergency
and Critical Care services at
California Animal Hospital Jennifer
graduated in 1988 and became a
Diplomate of the American
College of Veterinary Emergency
and Critical Care in 1996. She
subsequently completed a surgical
residency studying in private
practice in the USA. Jennifer
has published many articles and
book chapters, and is an experienced
speaker in the field of emergency
veterinary medicine.
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David
Spreng DVM, DACVECC, DEVCS
Bern, Switzerland
Associate Professor
in small animal surgery at the Vetsuisse
faculty of Bern Switzerland David
graduated in 1988 in Bern, Switzerland
and is board certified in Veterinary
Surgery (ECVS) and in Veterinary
Emergency and Critical Care (ACVECC).
He currently is an associate professor
in small animal surgery at the Vetsuisse
faculty of Bern. He is well respected
for his expertise
in traumatology and emergency surgery. |
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Görel
Nyman DVM, PhD, DECVA
Uppsala, Sweden
Freelance Consultant
In Anaesthesia. Görel graduated
from the Veterinary Faculty in Uppsala
and gained her PhD in 1987. She
became a Diplomate of the European
College of Veterinary Anaesthesia
in 1998 and has been responsible
for teaching and the clinical anaesthesia
service at the Veterinary Faculty.
Today
Görel works as a freelance
consultant in anaesthesia. |
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Mike
Willard DVM,MS, DACVIM(Internal
medicine) College Station, Texas,
USA
Professor of
Small Animal Medicine and Surgery,
Texas A&M University, USA. Mike
is a 1975 graduate of Texas A&M
University. He earned his Diplomat
status in the ACVIM in 1981. He
is a professor at Texas A&M
University. His interests include
gastroenterology, hepatology, pancreatology
and endoscopy. He has written multiple
publications and book chapters,
and has given many hours of continuing
education. |
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Martin
Rapp DVM, specialist in small animal
diseases
(Sweden) Västerås, Sweden
Assistant Chief
Veterinarian Strömsholm Referral
Animal Hospital
Martin graduated at the Veterinary
University of Uppsala in 1993. He
has been working at Strömsholm
Referral Animal Hospital since 1994
and is currently Assistant Chief
Veterinarian of the small animal
section. Martins special interest
is in diagnostic imaging and cardiology
and he has been working with CT
and MRI since 2004. |
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Lise
Loft Nagel MD, PhD
Aarhus, Denmark
Associate Professor
at the department of radiology,
University Hospital of Aarhus. Lise
is a medical doctor and graduated
in 1988. She finished a PhD in 1997.
Her main subject of interest is
diagnostic imaging in multi-trauma
patients. She became a specialist
in diagnostic radiology and associate
professor at the Hospital of Aarhus
in 2001. She is an Advanced Trauma
and Live Support instructor. |
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Matt
Beal DVM, BSc, DACVECC
East Lansing, Michigan, USA
Associate Professor
of Emergency and Critical Care Medicine
at
Michigan State University. After
graduating in 1996 Matt became an
ACVECC Diplomate in 2000. He currently
is Director of the Emergency and
Critical Care Medicine Service,
and an Associate Professor of Emergency
and Critical Care Medicine at Michigan
State University. He is a respected
speaker in the field of veterinary
emergency medicine. |
Pre-congress Speakers
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Joris Robben,
DVM, PhD DECVIM Associate
Professor and head of ICU, Veterinary
Faculty Utrecht, The Netherlands
Utrecht, the
Netherlands |
Andreas Lervik,
DVM
Specialist in small animal diseases
(Sweden), resident in anaesthesiology
Oslo University
Oslo,
Norway |
Bert Jan Reezigt,
DVM
Specialist in small animal
diseases (Sweden), Head of
ICU and assistant chief veterinarian
Blå Stjärnans Regional
Small Animal Hospital
Gothenburg,
Sweden |
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Yaron
Bruchim, DVM
Head of Emergency and
Critical Care Unit, The Hebrew
University Veterinary Teaching
Hospital in Jerusalem
Jerusalem,
Israel |
Nuno Manuel
Felix, DVM, MSc
Assistant professor of internal
medicine, Faculty of Veterinary
Medicine, University of Lisbon,
Portugal
Lisbon,
Portugal |
Torkel Falk,
DVM, PhD
Specialist in cardiology (Sweden),
Institute of Physiology, Faculty
of Life Sciences, University of
Copenhagen, Denmark
Helsingborg,
Sweden |
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Lisbeth Rem
Jessen, DVM
ECVIM Resident in Veterinary
Internal Medicine, Dept. of Small
Animal Clinical Sciences, Faculty
of Life sciences, University of
Copenhagen
Copenhagen,
Denmark |
Matt Beal,
DVM, BSc, DACVECC
Critical Care Medicine, College
of Veterinary Medicine, Michigan
State University, USA
East
Lansing, Michigan, USA |
Jennifer Devey,
DVM, DACVECC
California Animal Hospital in Los
Angeles, USA
Los
Angeles, USA |
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Christina
Fragio, DVM, PhD
Department of
animal medicine
and surgery, Veterinary Faculty,
University of Madrid
Madrid,
Spain |
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