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L to R: Faculty and Course Sponsors: Brett Saladino, Robert Hall, Lauren Trepanier, Gary Boorman, Wanda
Haschek-Hock, Robert Roth, Laura Boone
National Workshop on Pathology and
Basic Mechanisms of Disease
C.L. DAVIS/S.W. THOMPSON DVM FOUNDATION A TAX-EXEMPT, DONATIVE, PUBLICLY-SUPPORTED CHARITY
FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF VETERINARY AND COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY
Senior Editor: B. H. Williams, DVM Managing Editor: V. S. Carreira, DVM, PhD
Volume 49 Issue 8 August 2019
The Davis-Thompson DVM
Foundation comes to Ljubljana
After last year’s initial meeting in Belgrade, the “2nd Annual Davis-Thompson
Foundation Eastern European Veterinary Pathology Meeting” was this year
held at the Veterinary Faculty in the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana. Many of
you may not have heard of this small, picturesque country which is home to
approximately 2 million people, but the participants of this year’s meeting will
surely remember it.
At the meeting, which took place between 29th and 31st May, the participants
had the opportunity to listen to four amazing international speakers. Dr Fabio
Del Piero (Louisiana State University) broke the ice with his interesting
lectures on intoxications and cattle diseases. Dr Simon Priestnall (Royal
Veterinary College) followed the next day with griping lectures on infectious
and gastrointestinal diseases of dogs and cats and reporting of gastrointestinal
biopsies.
Continued on page 2 and 3
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Bruce H. Williams, DVM
BOARD MEMBERS Cory F. Brayton, DVM
James Britt, DVM MS
Corrie C. Brown, DVM, PhD
Vinicius Carreira, DVM, PhD
Jennifer Chapman, DVM
Mike Dark, DVM
Fabio Del Piero, DVM, PhD
Dimitry Danilenko, DVM, PhD
Stephen M. Dempsey, DVM
John F. Edwards, DVM, PhD
Mr. Robert Hyman, BA, MS
Kyu-Shik Jeong, DVM, PhD
Sanja Aleksic-Kovacevic DVM,PhD
Matti Kiupel, Dr. med.vet., PhD
Jey Koehler, DVM, PhD
Ingeborg Langohr, DVM, PhD
Eric Lombardini, DVM, PhD
Elizabeth McInnes, BVSc, MS
Tracey S. McNamara, DVM
Lonzy Ojok, BVM, Dr. DVM, PhD
Patricia Pesavento, DVM, PhD
Simon Priestnall, BVSc, PhD
Vladislava S. Rac, DVM, MS
Tony Ross, BVSc, MSc, PhD
Zadok Ruben, DVM, PhD
Brett H. Saladino, DVM
Mohamed Slaoui, DVM
Elemir Simko, DVM
Paul C. Stromberg, DVM, PhD
Francisco Uzal, DVM, PhD
Inside This Issue
1 Eastern European Meeting
5 Diagnostic Exercise
6 LCPG Membership
7 Vol 2: Mammary Tumors
8 2019 North America CLASS/POLA
9 Equine Pathology Australia
10 2019 Latin American Calendar
11 STP Upcoming Events
12 ASVP Neuropath Conference
13 2019 European Zoo & Wildlife Path
14 2019 Mexican Division Meeting
15 2019 AAVLD Meeting
16 Forensic Pathology Colombia
17 Argentinian Foundation Meeting
18 Guatemalan Meeting Recap
19 AAZV Wildlife Path Workshop
20 2019 ACVP Path Workshop
21 2020 Gen Path Review Course
22 2019 South Central Div Meeting
23 RTP Rodent Pathology Course
24 BSTP Upcoming Events/Calendar
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Dr Alexander Stoll (University of Surrey) and Dr Harriet Brooks-Brownlie (University of Bristol) wrapped it
up with a splendid presentation of different forensic pathology topics. On the first day a lecture was also given
by a local speaker Dr Tanja Švara who presented an interesting case of pulmonary hypoplasia and anasarca
syndrome in two calves of the autochthonous Cika breed.
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But the participants were not only offered top notch lectures, they also got a sneak peek of Slovenia. On
Thursday afternoon the whole delegation of 58 participants, 4 speakers and 9 local organizers got on buses and
headed off West towards the Slovenian Littoral region. They first visited a ham producer in Lokev where they
had a tour of their facilities for producing Karst Prosciutto and other cured meat products and then feasted on
these products together with sheep cheese made at the Veterinary Faculty’s farm Vremščica. Their excursion
continued to the Stud farm Lipica, where they breed Slovenia’s national jewel, the Lipizzaner horse. This breed
is known for its unique feature – the foals are born black or brown and with age turn white due to greying of
their coat.
Thursday ended with a formal dinner at the oldest restaurant in Ljubljana, called Šestica, which dates back to
1776 and offers typical Slovenian cuisine. During dinner the guests also saw a short performance of Slovenian
folklore dancing.
The weather started off rainy in the beginning of the event but fortunately turned sunny on Friday, which meant
that after the meeting ended the participants were able to attend a walking tour of Ljubljana finishing in the
centre of town at the Open Kitchen stalls.
The meeting proved as a great success and all have agreed that it would be great if this meeting continued as
an annual event. The preliminary talks have already started and it is planned that next year’s meeting will be in
North Macedonia’s city of Ohrid, a UNESCO natural and cultural heritage site.
At this point we would like to express our gratitude to the Dean of the Veterinary Faculty, University of
Ljubljana for his support in organizing this event, to Dr Gregor Majdič and Mrs Anita Kermavnar for their
encouraging words at the meeting’s opening and to all the participants who made the event so delightful. A
great thank you also goes to all our sponsors who helped us make this event memorable.
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Davis-Thompson Foundation Pathology Externship Since 1980, the Davis-Thompson Foundation lab sites have hosted more than 125 veterinary students at 8
participating diagnostic laboratories. These students usually have a strong interest in pathology itself or zoo or
poultry medicine that require a strong pathology background. The Foundation is always interested in having
veterinary students apply for an externship and we would like to add more externship sites that do not usually
have veterinary students, to help increase their interest and knowledge of pathology with some off-campus
experience. For more information, contact Dr. Jim Britt, [email protected]; 501-912-1449.
Retiring?
Have slides left over from your recent slide seminar? Just looking to free up some storage space? The
Foundation is looking for additional glass slides, kodachromes and other similar materials for its
Correspondence Division and Study Centers. All materials should be well-identified with as much accompany
history and discussion as possible, as these materials are expressly used for teaching. Moreover, as the
Foundation is a publicly donative charity, all donated materials are tax-deductible. For more information, please
contact Dr. Bruce Williams at [email protected].
Integration of Toxicology & Pathology in Drug Discovery & Development
10th Industrial Toxicology and Pathology Short Course – August 14-16, 2019, at Eli Lilly, Indianapolis, Indiana,
USA. Cosponsored by the STP. Course Co-Directors: Drs. Wanda M. Haschek-Hock, University of Illinois
([email protected]) and Katie Heinz-Taheny, Eli Lilly ([email protected]). Register and view
speaker schedule at go.illinois.edu/ITP. Contact [email protected] or 217-333-2907 for additional
information.
This course will serve as a foundation for those interested in drug development, especially early career
pathologists and toxicologists, as well as residents and graduate students. Participants will hear from a variety of
industry and government experts on a range of topics including introductory lectures on the role of the toxicologist
and pathologist in drug development, overview of drug development, animal models and regulatory
considerations as well as case based sessions addressing real scenarios such as determining the NOAEL.
Opportunities for networking and establishing contact with industry experts will be provided.
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Diagnostic Exercise From The Davis-Thompson Foundation*
Case #107 Month: October Year: 2018
Contributors: Mariana Martins Flores*, DVM, MS, Doctor in Veterinary Pathology; Rafael Almeida Fighera*,
DVM, MS, Doctor in Veterinary Pathology. *Laboratory of Veterinary Pathology, Universidade Federal de Santa
Maria (UFSM), Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
Clinical History: An adult, female spayed, mixed-breed domestic shorthair cat was submitted to necropsy and
had a history of intense salivation and incoordination. The owner, who suspected poisoning, reported that the cat
died a few days after the onset of the clinical signs. The cat came from a farm located in Rio Grande do Sul,
Brazil, and had free access to the outdoors.
Koala; lymph node - Figure 1 (hematoxylin and eosin, H&E)
Follow-up questions: Morphologic diagnosis? Main cause(s)? Clinical significance?
Answers and more info here!
*The Diagnostic Exercises are an initiative of the Latin Comparative Pathology Group (LCPG), the Latin
American subdivision of The Davis-Thompson Foundation. These exercises are contributed by members and
non-members from any country of residence. - Consider submitting an exercise!
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Country Course Date Venue Invited speakers Main topics Contact Peru “4th Peruvian Seminar of
the Davis-Thompson
Foundation”,
October 7-8 Facultad de Medicina
veterinaria,
UNMSM, Lima, Perú
Joaquin Ortega Porcel (CEU, Spain), Other
speakers TBD
Dermatopathology – mammary tumors
and soft tissue
sarcomas
Rosa Perales [email protected]
Mexico 1st Mexican Seminar of
the Davis-Thompson Foundation
October
17-18
UNAM
School of Veterinary
Medicine and
Zootechnics Mexico City
Patricia Pesavento (UC
Davis); Francisco A Uzal (UC Davis);
Francisco R Carvallo (UC
Davis)
Gross and
microscopic pathology
Pathology of the
gastrointestinal system
Laura Romero Romero
Colombia “Seminar of Veterinary
Forensic Pathology”
October
30-31
Instituto de
Genética (IGUN)
Universidad Nacional de
Colombia
Sede Bogotá
Jason W Brooks
(PennState);
Lina Pérez, Ana Lozano, Paola Barato
(CORPAVET);
Wilson Ramirez (UC Davis); Jimmy Vargas
(IGUN)
Veterinary forensic
pathology vs.
routine diagnosis Veterinary forensic
necropsy
(mammals and fish) Estimation of the
postmortem interval
Toxicological and
molecular forensic analysis
Paola Barato
Argentina XIII Seminar of the
Argentinean Subdivision
of the Davis-Thompson Foundation and 9th
Permanent Forum on
Veterinary Pathology Teaching.
November
14-16
Bariloche, Río
Negro, Argentina
Claudio Barros
(Universidade Federal de
Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil); Francisco Uzal
(UC Davis); Lorenzo
González (Department for Environment, Food and
Rural Affairs, UK)
Neuropathology of
ruminants.
Clostridial diseases in ruminants.
Agustín Martínez
Uruguay 5th Uruguayan Seminar of the Davis-Thompson
Foundation
December 2-3
Universidad de la Republica,
Facultad de
Veterinaria. Montevideo,
Uruguay
Francisco Uzal (UC, Davis)
Other speakers TBD
Gross and microscopic
pathology,
Pathology of the gastrointestinal
system,
Pathology of Wild Animals
José Manuel Verdes [email protected]
CL Davis / SW Thompson Foundation and
LCPG Courses in Latin America 2019
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Upcoming STP Trainee Award Deadlines
The Daniel Morton and Laura Dill Morton Scholarship Award Procedures
Application Deadline: November 1
The Daniel Morton and Laura Dill Morton Scholarship was established in 2016 to provide an award annually to
an outstanding student/trainee with an interest in toxicologic pathology. Students with a DVM or equivalent
degree enrolled in a full-time graduate or residency program who demonstrate commitment to toxicologic
pathology and high potential for a successful career in this field are encouraged to apply. Applicants must
submit a personal statement describing current research activities, interests and activities related to toxicologic
pathology, and professional goals, two professional letters of recommendation with one letter from her/his
academic advisor, and Curriculum Vitae. Applicants will be judged based on level of demonstrated interest in
the field of toxicologic pathology, letters of recommendation and CV. A monetary award and engraved plaque
will be presented at the Awards Ceremony during the STP Annual Meeting. Award acknowledgement will be
included on the STP website and in the annual meeting issue of Toxicologic Pathology. Daniel Morton and
Laura Dill Morton Scholarship Application
IATP/STP Charles Capen Trainee Award Procedures
Application Deadline: November 1
The Charles Capen Trainee Award given by the International Academy of Toxicologic Pathology (IATP) and
the Society of Toxicologic Pathology (STP) recognizes Dr. Charles Capen and his legacy as a researcher,
teacher, and mentor to the pathology and toxicology communities spanning more than four decades. Dr. Capen
was recognized worldwide as an exceptional leader in veterinary and biomedical research. He was a highly
regarded mentor to numerous graduate students and postdoctoral scientists. His students and trainees are now
leaders throughout academia, government and industry. The awardee will receive a cash award in the amount of
$2000.00 to further his or her training and education in the field of toxicologic pathology, plus complimentary
STP annual meeting registration and complimentary STP student membership for the following year. He or she
will be recognized during the Awards Ceremony at the STP Annual Meeting. Applicants are required to submit
a published (or accepted for publication) manuscript from a peer-reviewed journal consisting of original work
involving clinical or experimental research that relates to toxicologic pathology. IATP/STP Charles Capen
Trainee Award Application
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‘1st Guatemalan Meeting of the CL Davis/SW Thompson Foundation’
Guatemala City, April 9-10 2019
The 1st Guatemalan Meeting of the CL Davis/SW Thompson Foundation was held at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal
Husbandry, University of San Carlos de Guatemala, in Guatemala City, Guatemala, on April 9 and 10, 2019.
The seminar was organized by Dr. Dora Chang, Director of Accreditation, with help from Dr. Blanca Zelaya, Dr. Débora Rodríguez
and a large number of other enthusiastic collaborators. Sponsors were the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Husbandry, the
CL Davis/SW Thompson Foundation and the Latin Comparative Pathology Group.
The lecturers were Drs Ana Alcaraz, from Western
University of Health Sciences, California, Joseph
Haynes, Iowa State University, Iowa and Francisco
Uzal, UCDavis, California. Dr Alcaraz lectured on
interpretation of gross lesions, tissue submission
and diseases of the liver and the central nervous
system. Dr Haynes gave lectures on skeletal and
ocular pathology, and Dr Uzal presented on the
formulation of gross diagnosis, alimentary and
clostridial diseases.
The meeting was very well attended by close to
150 students, pathologists, microbiologists,
lecturers and clinicians who interacted
continuously with the faculty, asking questions and
providing very helpful insights about animal
diseases in Guatemala.
The organization was impecable and the hospitality of our Guatemalan hosts was outstanding and highly appreciated. The excitment of
the organizers, lecturers and audience was great and the seminar was an utter success.
In addition, a new CL Davis/SW Thompson Foundation study center was created in a classroom for virtual pathology teaching which
was inaugurated during the meeting by the Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Gustavo Taracena. The Foundation donated a large number of books
and DVDs, which are already part of the newly
created study center. New seminars will be held in
coming years in Guatemala in line with the
Davis/Thomson Foundation mission to further the
international advancement of education in
veterinary and comparative pathology.
Participants of the 1st Guatemalan Meeting of the
CL Davis/SW Thompson Foundation
Inaguration of the CL Davis/SW Thompson
Foundation Study Center in the newly created
virtual pathology classroom. From left to
right: Drs. Hugo Pérez, Dora Chang, Joseph
Haynes, Gustavo Taracena, Francisco Uzal,
Ana Alcaraz, Blanca Zelaya, Jazzel Zea and
Heliodoro García.
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British Society of Toxicologic Pathology Notice of Future Meetings
CES 3: Carcinogenesis March 2020 - Department of Pathology, Cambridge, UK Registration for this symposium will open in December 2019 This Continuing Education Symposium will provide an intermediate level overview on Carcinogenesis and the challenges with current research models. Topics to be covered include (but are not limited to): How to understand the relevance/future of rodent 104 week studies; how to interpret carcinogenicity data in the risk assessment of novel chemicals and pharmaceuticals; familiarisation with the latest molecular techniques used in the research and exploration of carcinogenesis; how to differentiate spontaneous from test article-related lesions and tumours and, follow real-world case studies to refine your skills and knowledge around regulatory authority. he format will include presentations, case histories and active participation of delegates. The Continuing Education Symposium will be of 3 days duration and the programme will be arranged such that each individual day can be attended as stand-alone CPD if desired. For more information on any of these meetings, keep checking the website - http://www.bstp.org.uk/events or contact the BSTP Secretariat - [email protected]
It was a night of smiles and
photographs, as UCDavis’ Linda
Lowenstine and Katie Colgrove attest.
CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS
August 2019
08/03-04, 08/05-09 CLASS/POLA, University of Pennsylvania, PA
October 2019
10/17-10/18 1st Annual Mexican Division Meeting of the Mexican Division – Mexico City
10/25 19th Annual AAVLD/Davis-Thompson Foundation Diagnostic Pathology
October 2019
10/17-10/18 1st Annual Mexican Division Meeting of the Mexican Division – Mexico City
10/25 19th Annual AAVLD/Davis-Thompson Foundation Diagnostic Pathology
November 2019
11/9 2019 ACVP/Davis-Thompson Foundation Pre-conference Workshop
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