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Cardiology

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Lab: Break on Through to the Other Side: A Transseptal Puncture Lab

Friday, June 7, 2024
4:30pm – 6:00pm CT
Location: MCC 204 B
CE: 1.5
Additional Fees May Be Required Pre-Registration Required
Disclosure(s):
Justin Allen, DACVIM (Cardiology): No financial relationships to disclose
Kevin L. Phipps, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology): No financial relationships to disclose
Presentation Description / Summary: Transseptal puncture (TSP) is an interventional technique of emerging importance in small animal medicine, but description and experience with the technique is lacking. This workshop will provide participants with the necessary background knowledge to perform TSP in small animals. Anatomy, imaging, needle shaping, catheter manipulations and potential complications will all be discussed. A limited number of participants will be able to perform needle shaping following the discussion to provide some experience with the technique.

Learner Outcomes: 1) Able to identify appropriate imaging to allow successful transseptal puncture 2) Able to perform appropriate needle shaping to allow successful transseptal puncture 3) Able to identify and mitigate potential complications of transseptal puncture

Learning Objectives:

  • Able to identify appropriate imaging to allow successful transseptal puncture
  • Able to perform appropriate needle shaping to allow successful transseptal puncture
  • Able to identify and mitigate potential complications of transseptal puncture