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"I completed my ultrasound course with Catherine and left the course feeling confident and well equipped. The course itself was comprehensive and the theories and techniques explained clearly and concisely.
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This revision module is designed to recap some of the core content in the VIP Scanning Academy.
When you identify the fluid-filled uterus on ultrasound, it is important not to jump to confirming pregnancy before you have checked for fetal viability. In this short revision module, I will walk you through two examples where things may not be quite what they seem at first glance.
Clinical specialist obstetric sonographer, Yvette Lovis, walks you through a pregnancy scan on a Maine Coon - with a surprising finding.
It is not advisable to scan for a client before 30 days gestation, but there are times in your career where this might happen for various reasons. For example, the client might have their dates wrong, or you might even be scanning your own pet.
In this revision video, you will see what very early gestation in a dog looks like on ultrasound.
Catherine has been teaching ultrasound to veterinarians, vet techs and breeders worldwide since 2010.
She has a Masters degree in Medical Ultrasound, and is currently working on her PhD in the teaching and learning of ultrasound at Imperial College, London.
She has published numerous ultrasound research papers, and is the author of best-selling book, 'Ultrasound for Canine Pregnancy Scanning.'
If you have questions about the training programme and whether you are a good fit, you can book a free consultation call here.