Keratoconjunctivits sicca in the dog: diagnosis, causes and treatment (2019)
Overview
During this webinar, James will first describe the components of the canine lacrimal system and preocular tear film. Then, using several case examples, James will cover the main clinical signs associated with acute and chronic tear film deficiencies. The most common causes of canine keratoconjunctivitis sicca will then be discussed. Finally, James will examine the various medical treatment options for the dog with dry eye.
Bova Scholars are pleased to announce that two lucky winners will receive a copy of Dr. James Oliver’s co-written book on Feline Ophthalmology. They will be picked at random once signed up for the webinar.
Presenters
Dr. James Oliver BVSc PhD CertVOphthal DipECVO MRCVS
James is a European and RCVS Specialist in Veterinary Ophthalmology and Honorary Associate Professor, at the University of Nottingham James graduated from the University of Bristol with distinction in 2002. He spent 5 years in general practice where he developed his passion for veterinary ophthalmology. He achieved European Specialist status in 2011 and has worked as a Specialist in several referral hospitals in the UK. James has extensive experience in research, is widely published in the scientific literature and has completed a PhD in the genetics of canine glaucoma. His main research interest is the genetics of inherited eye diseases which is focussed on developing DNA tests to eliminate painful and blinding eye conditions of dogs and cats. James has also written a book on feline ophthalmology and has made contributions to other textbooks on various aspects of veterinary ophthalmology. He is actively involved in the teaching and training of vets in their pursuit of improved understanding and post-graduate qualifications in this field. James is currently Chair of the European College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists’ Education and Residency Committee.