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The European College of Veterinary Pathologists was established in 1995 to advance veterinary pathology and promote high standards within the specialty in Europe. The European College of Veterinary Pathologists represents an organised effort to establish criteria for training and experience to qualify as a specialist in veterinary pathology. The organisation encourages veterinarians entering veterinary pathology to acquire training and competence based on approved standards.

Features of our site includes lists of National and International continuing education programmes,  meetings and courses; Practice mock examinations and training cases as well as information on the the organisation of the college, its affiliates and inclusion of a discussion forum for trainees.


PICTURE OF THE MONTH


Pleura and lung: Multiple metastases of a hemangiosarcoma (originating from the 6th thoracic vertebra)

 

Diagnosis: Horse Pleura and lung: Multiple metastases of a hemangiosarcoma (originating from the 6th thoracic vertebra)

 

Picture By: Olivia Kershaw, Department of Veterinary Pathology,

Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

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This page was last updated June 30, 2009

New Information

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ESVP/ECVP 27th Meeting in Krakow, Poland, 9-13 September 2009

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Summer School 2009

information now available.

 

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ECVP Certifying Exam 2010 - Reading List

and Further details

 

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Call for Papers - Veterinary Clinical Pathology

 

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New Diplomates 2009

Congratulations to the new diplomates of the ECVP

 

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Exam Committee 2009 Exam

A list of the members for the 2009 certifying exam.

 

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