Fusion Implants - Feline Pelvic Trauma [June 2026 | Park City Campus]

This advanced one-day course is designed for experienced small animal orthopaedic surgeons seeking to enhance their knowledge and technical skills in the management of feline pelvic trauma.

The course covers assessment, diagnosis, surgical planning, and fixation strategies for common feline pelvic injuries, including sacroiliac luxations, ilial fractures, and acetabular fractures. Teaching is delivered through didactic lectures, case-based discussions, and dry-lab and wet-lab practical sessions, with an emphasis on clinical decision-making and complication management.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Perform a comprehensive pre-operative assessment of cats presenting with pelvic injuries.
• Optimise diagnostic imaging and surgical planning for complex feline pelvic trauma cases.
• Apply refined surgical techniques for repair of sacroiliac separation, ilial fractures, and acetabular fractures.
• Identify, prevent, and manage common post-operative complications.
• Integrate current best-practice principles into daily clinical decision-making for feline trauma cases.