2020 – Dott.ssa Luisa Conti DMV, PhD

	8.30		Registrazione partecipanti
	Chairperson sessione mattutina Dott.ssa Francesca Vitali, PhD candidate, UniMi
	9.00 – 9.15		Presentazione EWDA e introduzione alla giornata dott. Francesca Vitali, UniMI
	9.15 – 10.00		Why should vets treat wildlife? Elizabeth Mullineaux, BWM&S, DVM&S, CertSHP, MRCVS spec Wildlife Med
	10.00 – 10.45		Wildlife clinical cases in Israeli Wildlife Hospital Igal Horowitz, DVM, BSG ECZM
	10.45 – 11.00		Coffe break
	11.00 – 11.15		Detection of Trichinelle spiralis in foxes (Vulpes vulpes) in Piacenza province Chiara Garbarino, DVM, IZSLER
	11.15 – 11.30		Investigation into the diffusion of pathogenic Escherichia coli in foxes (Vulpes vulpes) Fabrizio Biagini DVM
	11.30 – 11.45		Methicillin – resistant Staphilococcus aurenus (MRSA) isolation from feathers of birds of prey Tullia Guardia, DVM, CRAS Federico II Napoli
	11.45 – 12.00		Lead poisoning in griffon vulture (Gyps fulvus) Renato Ceccharelli, DVM, PhD CRUMA-LIPU Livorno
	12.00 – 12.15		Food chain affets heavy metals exposure of Lesser kestrel (Falco naumanni) breeding in Apulian and Lucan Murgia Massimiliano Tosches, Dip. Di Medicina Veterinaria, Università di Bari
	12.15 – 12.30		Necropsy as first diagnostic tool in bat pathology Prof. Maria Teresa Capucchio, DVM, PhD Università di Torino
	12.30 – 12.45		Manner and causes of death of wildlife. Forensic approach and social implications Cristina Marchetti, DVM, PhD Università di Parma
	13.00 – 14.00		Pausa pranzo
	Chairperson sessione pomeridiana: Dott. Riccardo Rossi, Dir San CRAS PWRC
	14.00 – 14.15		Introduzione alla sessione pomeridiana Riccardo Rossi, DVM Piacenza Wiildlife
	14.15 – 15.00		Triage in wildlife casualites Elisabeth Mullineaux, DVM
	15.00 – 15.15		Rehabilitation of the dolphin “bones” experiences and conclusions Manuel Garcia Hartmann, DVM, Cert zoo and wild animal medicine, MarLab president
	15.15 – 15.30		Head injuries in Caretta caretta: thr experience in Gulf of Taranto Prof. Delia Franchini, DVM, PhD, Università di Bari Erika Ottone dvm, Spec. TePACS, CRAS e CR Tartarughe marine Policoro
	15.30 – 15.45		Influence of pre-hospitalization in complete recovery of wildlife Emanuel Lubian, CRAS LIPU La Fagiana
	16..00 – 16.15		Coffe break
	16.15 – 16.30		Blood lactae concentration predis outcome in roe deers (Capreolous capreolous) admited to a wildlife rescue center Elena Di Lorenzo, DVM
	16.30 – 16.45		Urinary tract infection in wolves (Canis lupus italicus) Luisa Conti DVM, PhD CRASE Monte Adone
	16.45 – 17.00		Laparoscopic approach in surgery of wildlife: from a diagnostic technique to minimally invasive surgery Prof. Alessandro Pecile DVM, PhD UniMI
	17.00 – 17.15		Urogenital surgery on field in a fallow deer (Dama dama) a tricky situationin which different professionals meet William Magnone, DVM, SIVASZOO
	Dalle 17.15		Panel Discussion successes and failures in wildlife medicinee: conssiderations for a consciouss future.
	Partecipano: Giulio Ravasio DVM, UniMI – Davide Zani DVM, UniMi – Nicola Ferrari, DVM, UniMi, Presidente SIEF – William Magnone, Presidente SIVASZOO, Parco Natura Viva – Fabiana Ferrari Biologo Resp. CRAS PCWildlife – Elisa Berti, Direttore CRASE Monte Adone BO – Marzia Naldi DVM Dir. San CRASE Monte Adone BO – Elisabeth Mullineaux, DVM, Scientific Advisor Secret World Wildlife Rescue – Igal Horowitz, DVM, DirSan Israeli Wildlife Hospital – Francesca Vitali DVM, UniMi Kenya Wildlife Service

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II Giornata di Medicina della Fauna Selvatica

17 dicembre 2019

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