Postgraduate Advanced Courses

The general aim of the course is to provide knowledge and clinical approaches for managing liver diseases in dogs. This includes reading and interpreting laboratory tests, ultrasound and CT reports, and histological findings, as well as practical diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for various canine liver diseases. General Information

Director: Professor Veronica Marchetti

The course aims to provide the fundamental theoretical and practical knowledge needed to safely manage anesthesia in animals, with particular focus on patient monitoring, complication management, and the correct use of anesthetic drugs.
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Director: Professor Angela Briganti

To provide theoretical and practical knowledge for performing abdominal ultrasound examinations in dogs and cats. The specific aim of the course is to develop ultrasound skills and competencies, enabling participants to use ultrasound diagnostically in patient management and to independently perform abdominal ultrasound exams. General Information Poster

Director: Professor Simonetta Citi

The general aim of the course is to provide theoretical and practical knowledge for interpreting thoracic radiographs of dogs and cats. Starting from the fundamentals of clinical examination, participants will learn a systematic method for analysing and interpreting images, essential for recognising pathologies in the different anatomical regions. General Information Poster

Director: Professor Simonetta Citi

The general aim of the course is to provide an adequate level of training for personnel involved in animal research, in accordance with Article 23 of Legislative Decree 26/2014 (Directive 2010/63/EU), for equine and cattle species. Specifically, the course will provide the legislative and ethical tools to approach animal research responsibly, with particular attention to alternative methods (3Rs), in line with national and European legislation. Generalities Flyer

Director: Prof. Alberto Elmi

The course aims to provide theoretical and practical skills for the effective use of POCUS ultrasound in veterinary clinical practice, serving as a non-invasive tool particularly useful in emergency and critical care settings, and for immediate decision-making support.

Director: Professor Angela Briganti