Final Program – 6.5 hours of CE credits

(in pathology specialty – OMVQ approved)

Canadian Association of Veterinary Pathologists

L’Association Canadienne des Pathologistes Vétérinaires

39^th Annual Meeting – Laboratory Animal and Poultry Pathology

St-Hyacinthe, QC

May 26, 2013

Room 2135, Main Pavilion, Faculté de médecine vétérinaire,

3200 rue Sicotte, St-Hyacinthe

07:30-08:15     Registration

08:15-08:30     Welcome and introductions

08:30-09:30     Dr. Marilène Paquet (Professor in veterinary pathology, FMV, University of Montreal)

- Mouse pathology 101

09:30-10:15     Claudine Tremblay (Pathologist, Charles River Laboratories, Preclinical services Montreal)

- Reproductive system evaluation in laboratory animals

10:15-10:30     Break

10:30-11:00     Dr. Marie-Odile Benoit-Biancamano (Professor in veterinary pathology, FMV, University of Montreal)

- Histology of juvenile dogs and rates

11:00-12:00     Dr. Sonia Chénier (Veterinary Pathologist, MAPAQ)

- Locomotor problems in poultry : a diagnostic approach

12:00-13:00     Lunch Break

13:00-13:45     Dr. Marina Brash (Veterinary Pathologist, Animal Health Laboratory, University of Guelph

- Potpourri of diseases in broiler breeders

13:45-15:15   Pathology Case Reports

Dominique Fournier: Streptococcus pluranilamium valvular endocarditis in a chicken

Agathe Bédard: Salmonella Dublin cases in Quebec

Agathe Bédard: Abortion potpourri

Open for other case presentations

15:15-15:30     Break

15:30-16:30     Provincial Diagnostic Laboratory Reports

16:30-17:30     CAVP-ACPV Annual  Business Meeting

Conference registration: Registration is on site, May 26.  Please RSVP to Dr. M-O Benoit-Biancamano before May 13 if you will be attending the conference.  This will enable us to order sufficient refreshments and lunch for all participants.

E-mail:             marie-odile.benoit-biancamano@umontreal.ca Telephone:      450-773-8521 ex. 8283

Registration fees:

CAVP member:           $25 (payment of 2013 membership dues required – $25)

Non-member:             $50

Graduate student:       $25

Please consider contributing a brief 10-15 minute pathology case report for presentation. This year’s conference focus is on laboratory animals and poultry; however, any topic or species of interest to veterinary pathologists is welcome.

Contact Dr. Benoit-Biancamano for submission information.

Details regarding local accommodations, building and room locations, and driving directions are available at the CAHLN web-site: http://www.cahln-rctlsa.com/annual-meeting-information.html

Free parking is available in the streets surrounding the University; note that University parking lots are reserved for permit owners.

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