This month's DVM Talk will feature Dr. Jean Reichle, MS, DACVR presenting:
Radiographic Review: The Thorax
What to expect:
-How to improve technique and positioning for quality images.
-Refresh your knowledge of normal anatomy.
-Learn a systematic and thorough way to review radiographs.
-Review the more common abnormalities found in canine and feline thoracic radiographs.
A graduate of the Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Reichle then completed her internship at VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital. After completing a radiology residency and Master of Science degree at Colorado State University, she successfully completed the ACVR exam to become a Diplomate (Board Certified Radiologist) of the ACVR. Following certification, she was a faculty member at the Ohio State University and then Medical Director of Animal Imaging in Los Angeles.
Dr. Rechile has published numerous articles on elbow dysplasia in dogs, thoracic ultrasound in small animals, CT/ultrasound appearance of kidney disease in cats, and ureteral polyps in dogs. Additional publications include frequent articles for PULSE magazine.
Her professional interests include elbow dysplasia and non-invasive interventional radiology.
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Our ASEC DVM Talk is a veterinary industry event available to Southern California Veterinary Practices, and as a virtual platform is also open to all US-based veterinarians and technicians. We offer 1 hour of RACE-certified CE for doctors of veterinary medicine...and yes, technicians are welcome to join if they like!
- Interesting and relevant topics for everyday practice.
- 1 hour format that works with busy schedules.
- Virtual classroom style that provides a personable feel.
- Best part - it's free!
All CE is being held online while we navigate the changing pandemic. Participants can access the event via computer or phone as long as they have internet access. All events are Pacific Standard Time.
