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How to: Tattoo

The course explains why every spay/neuter patient should receive a tattoo after surgery. Different ways to store tattoo paste are shown. The preferred locations of tattoos are included in this course. How to effectively place a tattoo is also demonstrated.

Dr. June Long

Dr. June Long

$74.99/year

Effective Fishing with a Spay Hook

This course is a step-by-step demonstration of effective use of a spay hook. These techniques are appropriate for dog spays, cat spays, and abdominal cryptorchid neuters. Although the surgeon may be familiar with using a spay hook, this a specific technique with an excellent success rate. Finding and exteriorizing the uterus is often the rate-limiting factor of surgical efficiency, therefore using an efficient fishing technique has a significant effect on overall efficiency.

Dr. June Long

Dr. June Long

$74.99/year

Routine and In Heat Spays: Dogs

Routine and in heat dog spays are the most common variations of dog spays that are encountered in clinical practice. This course demonstrates entire dog spay procedures using the skills included in foundational courses - patient positioning, small incisions, fishing, rupturing the suspensory ligament, modified Miller's knot placement, and incision closure. *This is a mastery level course that assumes foundational coursework has been completed.*

Dr. June Long

Dr. June Long

$249.99/year

Incision Placement and Closure

This course explains HQHVSN incision placement and length that allow the surgeon to safely complete the surgery using a short incision. Not only is a shorter incision beneficial to the patient, but also for the surgeon and surgical team. Ideal incision placements for dog spays, scrotal neuters, cat spays, cat neuters, and cryptorchid neuters are included. Efficient incision closure techniques are also provided, including a specific closure technique that can be used with smaller incisions (about 2cm long).

Dr. June Long

Dr. June Long

$74.99/year

How To: Autoligation in Cat Spays

This course demonstrates how to effectively perform autoligation of the ovarian vessels during cat spays. Autoligation is a safe and efficient technique to use for all cat spays, no matter the reproductive status. Multiple ways to set up and complete the knot are included, as well as troubleshooting techniques. A specific tip to ensure that the knot slips off of the instrument smoothly is also explained. Autoligation is a foundational skill for HQHVSN (high quality, high volume spay neuter) surgeons.

Dr. June Long

Dr. June Long

$74.99

Routine and In Heat Spays: Cats

Routine and in heat cat spays are the most common variations of cat spays that are encountered in clinical practice. This course demonstrates entire cat spay procedures using the skills included in foundational courses - small incisions, fishing, autoligation, modified Miller's knot placement, and small incision closure. *This is a mastery level course that assumes foundational coursework has been completed.*

Dr. June Long

Dr. June Long

$250/year

Patient Positioning

This course explains the ideal way to position cats and dogs for spay or neuter surgery. Goals of patient positioning are outlined and explained. Alternatives to v-top tables and tying down patient legs are demonstrated. Positioning techniques illustrated in this course are both more ergonomically friendly and allow for better visualization of ovaries.

Dr. June Long

Dr. June Long

$74.99/year

How To: Rupture the Suspensory Ligament

Exteriorization and visualization of canine pedicles during a dog spay procedure is drastically improved by manually rupturing the suspensory ligament. This technique is traditionally taught by "strumming" the ligament. However, with small incisions, it is not possible for the surgeon to insert a hand into the abdomen to perform this technique. This course demonstrates how to effectively rupture the suspensory ligament when the ovary is outside of the abdomen. This technique is advantageous because if the ovarian pedicle tears after the suspensory is ruptured, the surgeon can visualize the tear and address it accordingly. This course describes a step-by-step manner to successfully rupture the suspensory ligament during a dog spay.

Dr. June Long

Dr. June Long

$74.99/year

How To: Place and Use a Modified Miller's Knot

The Modified Miller's knot course outlines how to place a Modified Miller's knot, using step-by-step instructions. Where, how, and how many Modified Miller's knots are used at surgical sites for spays and neuters are also explained - including correct way to place a single Modified Miller's knot on every dog pedicle. Learning the Modified Miller's knot and its uses eliminates the need for circumferential and transfixing knots.

Dr. June Long

Dr. June Long

$74.99/year

How To: Canine Scrotal Neuter

The course demonstrates how to safely and effectively neuter a dog using a scrotal approach. With a scrotal approach, the incision is made over the scrotum as opposed to the pre-scrotal area. The scrotal approach is less fatiguing to the surgeon's hands, is easier to close, and has been shown to reduce the chance of postoperative self-trauma by patients.

Dr. June Long

Dr. June Long

$74.99/year

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