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14th Annual TCVM Conference and China Tour 2012 (All-inclusive) |
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The 14th TCVM Conference
Date: Oct 26 to 31, 2012
Location: Su-zhou, China
Hosted By:  Call for Paper  PDF Brochure
- Chinese Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA)
- China National Society of TCVM
- Chi Institute of Chinese Medicine
Conference Programs
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Shang-hai |
| 50-minute topics (a total of 11 sessions) |
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Tui-na An-Mo Therapy in Dogs and Cats (Dr. Jingrong He, China)
TCVM Treatment for Canine Intervertebral Disk Disease (Dr. Wu Chen, China)
TCVM Diagnosis and Treatment for Neurological Disorders in Dogs and Cats (Dr. Zhongjie Liu, China)
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Oriental Venice - Su-zhou |
- TCVM Diagnosis and Treatment for Diarrhea in Dogs and Cats (Dr. Jianqin Xu, China)
- TCVM Treatment for Food Poisoning (Dr. Yinglun Li, China)
- TCVM Diagnosis and Treatment for Equine Laminitis (Dr. Ying Yang, China)
- TCVM Diagnosis and Treatment for Osteodystrophy (Dr. Xubin Wei, China)
- TCVM Diagnosis and Treatment for Infertility (Dr. Xiuhui Zhong, China)
- How to use TCVM for treatment of Cardiomyopathy in Dogs and Cats (Dr. Greg Todd, USA)
- An Integrative Approach to Treating Cholangiohepatitis (Dr. Greg Todd, USA)
- TCVM in the World: Present and Future (Drs. Huisheng Xie and Aituan Ma, USA)
30-minute topics (a total of 7 sessions)
- TCVM in the Treatment of Canine Paralysis with Clinical Results (Dr. Larry D. McCaskill, USA)
- Fractures Repair with External Coaptation and Herbal Supplements “OsteoMend” in Toy Breed Dogs (Drs. J.J. Wen and K.A. Johnston, USA)
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease and the Use of TCVM (Dr. Stu Rosenburg, USA)
- TCVM for Osteoarthritis (Dr. Stu Rosenburg, USA)
- The Use of Acupuncture Diagnostic Points in 259 Equine Cases. (Dr. Antonio Alfaro, Costa Rica)
- How to Treat Back Problems in Horses: An Integrative Approach (Dr. Antonio Alfaro, Costa Rica).
- Acupuncture for the Treatment and Diagnosis of Lameness in Racehorses in Japan (Dr. Kosei Yamagiwa, Japan)
15-minute topics (a total of 12 sessions)
- New Aquapuncture Materia: Platelet-rich Plasma (PRP) (Dr. Antonio Alfaro, Costa Rica)
- The Use Of Traditional Chinese Herbal Formulas in the Long Term Management of an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops Truncatus) with Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma (Dr. Connie L Clemons-Chevis, USA)
- Assessment of the Adverse Eeffect of Chinese Herbal Medicine (Dr. Lisa Trevisanello, Italy)
- Side Effects of Acupuncture (Dr. Lisa Trevisanello, Italy)
- Anatomic, Histologic, and Thermographic Characteristics of GV-26 in the Horse and Its Utility in Anaesthetic Recovery (Dr. Jose Zilberschtein, Spain)
- Effect of Acupuncture and Electroacupuncture on Intraocular Pressure in Normal Beagle Dogs (Dr. Jose Zilberschtein, Spain)
- Acupuncture for the Treatment of Facial
- Paralysis in Horses (Dr. Jose Zilberschtein, Spain)
- Acupuncture for the Treatment of Radial Paralysis in Horses (Dr. Jose Zilberschtein, Spain)
- Acupuncture for the Treatment of Rectal Prolapse in Horses (Dr. Jose Zilberschtein, Spain)
- Examination of Bacterial Infection Due to Acupuncture (Dr. Yukiko Abe, Japan)
- Significant Contributions of Yuan Heng Liao Ma Ji in World Veterinary Medicine (Dr. Lindsey Wedemeyer, the United Kingdom)
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Pre-Conference Tour in China
Date: Oct 20 to 26, 2012
Location: Gui-lin, Shang-hai, China |
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Take an excursion to visit the beautiful Longji Rice Terraces. Originated in Yuan Dynasty, these terraces have been well kept for 700 years just as when they were first cultivated. Their owners are ethnic tribes, Miao and Yao people. |
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Li River Cruise, the highlight of any Guilin tour. Starting at Zhujiang Pier, you will cruise down along the enchanting Li River and disembark at Yangshuo. En route, you will be inspired by breathtaking views of towering limestone peaks of various shapes, limpid waters, thriving groves, rice paddies and locals working in fields. |
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Bike tour in Yangshuo to explore the authentic rural life in China.
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Tour Gui-lin’s must-sees. First head to Elephant Trunk Hill to discover how the hill resembles a huge elephant drinking at Li River, stop by a Pearl Museum and then visit the fabulous Reed Flute Cave which is known as "A Natural Palace of Art". |
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Watch the splendid Liu Sanjie Show (Yangshuo water impressions show) played on Li River. |
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4-star or 5-star hotel, all meals and admission fees of all attractions/shows included. |
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TCM Well-Care Activities: TCM food therapy, Tui-na, Tai-Ji, Qi-Gong and etc are also included. |
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All inclusive Itinerary & Cost
Oct 20: Chi staff picks you up at Shang-hai Pudong International Airport (PVG), welcome banquet
Oct 21: Fly to Gui-lin, Guangxi province
Oct 22-25: Tour at Gui-lin
Oct 26: Fly to Su-zhou, Zhejiang province
Oct 27: Tour around Su-zhou/Shang-hai
Oct 28 to 30: Conference at Su-zhou
Oct 31: Chi staff drop you off at Shang-hai Pudong International Airport (PVG) to return home |
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14 th TCVM Annual Conference
Pre-Conference Tour in China
- Oct 20 to 26, 2012 |
14 th TCVM Annual Conference
- Oct 26 to 31, 2012
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$1,725 |
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| Veterinarian |
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$1,925 |
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$1,725 |
$1,525 |
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| $750 deposit per person, no matter which segment(s) registered, is due upon registration. The whole payment is due on 7/20/2012. |
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| Invitation from Dr. Xie |
Dear Colleagues,
The 14th Annual International Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine Conference will be held in Su-zhou, China, from October 27 to 30, 2012. Su-zhou is located 2 hours west of Shang-hai, and is one of the country’s most popular tourist attractions and convention locations.
The conference is co-sponsored by the Chinese Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA), the China National Society of TCVM, and the Chi Institute. This is the first time that the International TCVM Conference coincides with the CVMA convention. Over 5,000 Chinese veterinarians are expected to participate in the CVMA convention. Thus, you will have a great opportunity to meet Chinese conventional and TCVM practitioners with whom you can share professional and personal vision and experience.
I am so happy to announce that the TCVM track includes 20 of the leading TCVM practitioners and researchers from all over the world presenting a wide variety of lectures on current areas of interest for all TCVM practitioners. Some speakers were my professors, including Dr. Jingrong He from Beijing Veterinary Medical School. The main topics include TCVM for Intervertebral Disk Disease and Other Neurological Disorders; Osteodystrophy and Arthritis; Cardiomyopathy; Cholangiohepatitis; Inflammatory Bowel Disease; Acupuncture and Herbal Adverse Effects and Safety Control; Infertility; Laminitis; and Lameness in Dogs, Cats, Horses and Cows. The whole program is attached so you can see what great classes are available.
Please notice that the pre-conference tour will be from October 20 to October 26 at Gu-lin, Shang-hai and Su-zhou. We will experience TCM food therapy, massage, and see how to make acupuncture needles, in addition to the tremendous and excellent beautiful sightseeing. As usual, Dr. Xiaolin Deng, OMD, will be the team TCM physician to prevent and treat any illness you might experience. I will lead the tai-ji every morning. The detailed information on the tour is listed in Appendix II.
Are you excited as I am? Hope I will meet you in person in October in China.
Shen Xie, DVM, PhD
President of
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14th Annual TCVM Conference Call for Paper
October 27-30, 2012
Su Zhou, Jiangsu province, China
Co-sponsored by Chinese Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA), China National Society of TCVM and Chi Institute
Call for Abstracts
We are very pleased to invite TCVM practitioners and clinical researchers to submit abstracts of a presentation for the 14th Annual TCVM Conference held in China. The main theme of this conference will be Clinical Application and Scientific Validation of acupuncture, herbal medicine and other TCVM branches in dogs, cats and horses.
Presentation Categories
You may span multiple topics – please indicate all applicable categories when submitting your abstract.
- Clinical Research including any study on efficacy or safety/side effect of any TCVM therapeutic, clinical randomized controlled studies or a retrospective study of a series of cases of a disease or syndrome. This is a 1-hour presentation.
- Clinical Application including any new acupuncture techniques/methods, herbal formulas, and tui-na/food therapy in dogs, cats and horses. This is a 30-minute presentation.
- How to including pearls and clinical tips of how to diagnose and/or treat a disease or medical condition/syndrome of dogs, cats and horses. This is a 30-minute presentation.
- A Case Study including any unique or special case study of dogs, cats, horses, or other species. This is a 10-minute presentation.
Presentation Awards
Each selected presentation will be awarded $600 for 1-hour, $300 for 30-minute, and $150 for 10-minute presentations. The awards will be subtracted from the conference/pre-conference tour registration. A certificate will be awarded to the first place recipient in each category.
Abstract Format
The abstract must be submitted in a Microsoft Word document, single-spaced, and no more than two pages. Abstracts may be sent by e-mail as an attached document identified as "Abstract TCVM Conference" in the e-mail subject line. The Abstract must include the following items:
Title of Topic
Name of Author(s)
Mailing Address
Telephone Number
Email Address
Abstract
Reference
Your curriculum vitae (Resume)
E-mail your Word Document as an attachment to: lisa@tcvm.com. Abstracts must be received electronically no later than 11:59 PM (CDT) on February 1st, 2012. Paper submissions or faxed abstracts will not be considered. You will receive notification by e-mail that your abstract has been received. Please advise if the acknowledgement is not received within 5 days of submission. Notification of acceptance or rejection of abstracts will be e-mailed by March 1st, 2012.
Important Dates
Abstract submission deadline: February 1, 2012
Selection notifications sent: March 1, 2012
Conference Registration deadline: July 1, 2012
For More Information
For additional information please contact lisa@tcvm.com or call 1-800-891-1986 extension 113
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