New Training Date Announced - 9th March 2012

Posted by VetCell on 4 January 2012 | 0 Comments

Categories: StemRegen - Stem Cell Therapy, E-PET - Equine Platelet Enhancement Therapy

We have just announced a new date for our hugely popular StemRegen training course. This course is aimed at veterinary surgeons in the UK and Europe who wish to learn the techniques involved in using stem cell therapy to treat tendon and ligament injuries in horses. Recent research has shown that VetCell's stem cell therapy is the best way to treat a core lesion of the SDFT.

The next training day will take place on 9th March 2012 at the Royal Veterinary College near London and will be hosted by Professor Roger Smith who invented the technique and has researched it for over ten years. The day starts with informative lectures in the morning including analysis of relevant research and conventional treatments. Lunch follows, and then an afternoon of practical sessions where vets can get the chance to try out the techniques. These will include demonstrations on how to perform a bone marrow aspiration from the sternum and the tuber coxae, how to implant stem cells into the SDFT using ultrasound, and also how to use VetCell's E-PET system (Equine Platelet Enhancement Therapy).

This training will contribute towards Continued Professional Development points and a certificate is provided. The cost of the course is £175 + VAT, lunch and refreshments are included. For more details visit the VetCell website or contact VetCell direct on info@vetcell.com or +44 (0)1865 922227.

Click here for VetCell's StemRegen Stem Cell Therapy Key Facts