LAHORE:The University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (UVAS) organised a week-long training course on ‘Diagnostic Ultrasonography in Animals’ at the veterinary academy, which concluded here on Friday.
Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Nasim Ahmad presided over the concluding ceremony and distributed certificates among participants and resource persons. Director Veterinary Academy Dr Muhammad Ikram and 15 in-service veterinary officers from Multan, Sargodha and Rawalpindi divisions participated in the training. Dr Irfan-ur-Rehman Khan, Dr Aijaz Ali Channa and Dr Shahla Gul Bukhari were the resource persons of this training.
Prof Dr Nasim Ahmed congratulated participants on successful completion of the course. He sought suggestions from participants that how to make such training more productive for upcoming batches.
Various aspects were discussed related to general principles and concepts in ultrasound, scanning technique and pathological cases in bovine reproductive scanning, scanning technique in small ruminants, ultrasound scanning of liver and spleen, demonstration of canine reproductive tract and kidney and urinary bladder, ultrasound scanning of general abdominal organs and practice, etc. A practical session also conducted at Buffalo Research Institute on large animals.