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Vet Webinar: Break Through the Pain with Super Pulsed Laser Therapy

Length:
59:01:00
Original Webinar Date:
3/13/2014

The American College of Veterinary Anesthesiologists (ACVA) believes that animal pain and suffering are clinically important conditions that adversely affect an animal's quality of life, and how it can be a versatile and effective tool to in pain management in veterinary practice.

Attendees will become familiar with the technology, learn treatment protocols

*How laser therapy treats pain
*Understanding sequencing through Priority Principle
*Dose - Stimulation vs Inhibition
*To treat or not to treat?
*Quick Start: Getting Success from Day 1 using basic principles

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