Free CT imaging CPD for veterinary surgeons
Take a Bite Out of the Donut
Practical, case-led CT imaging to help you decide when CT can add value, what to scan, and how the findings can support your next clinical decision.
Reserve my free placePlaces are limited. Early registration is recommended.
A practical evening for local vets
When can CT change what you do next?
CT can provide extraordinary detail, but the most useful scan starts long before the patient enters the scanner. Knowing when CT is likely to add value, choosing the right anatomical area and asking the right clinical question can make advanced imaging far more useful in everyday practice.
Join us for a case-based journey through the body, exploring a variety of real clinical presentations and how patient signalment, history and presenting signs can be used to target CT imaging and support clinical decision-making.
The aim is simple: you should leave with greater confidence about when to consider CT, what information it can add, and how EKVR can support you and your patients locally when advanced imaging would be useful.
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What you’ll take away
Greater confidence using CT in first-opinion practice
Through real, case-based examples from across the body, the session will help you make more informed decisions about when and how CT could benefit your patients.
Recognise when CT could add value
Identify presentations where CT may provide clinically useful information beyond radiography, ultrasound or your initial work-up.
Ask the right clinical question
Use signalment, history and clinical findings to target the area of interest and define what you need the scan to help answer.
Use CT to guide your next step
See how CT findings can refine differentials, influence treatment planning and help determine the most appropriate next step for the patient.
Know when and how to refer
Build confidence around when advanced imaging is appropriate, what information is useful when referring and how to get the most from the referral process.
Your speaker
Andy Banerjee
BVetMed, BSc(Hons), CertAVP(GSAS), MRCVS, PgD AVPS
Presented by Andy Banerjee, RCVS Advanced Practitioner in Small Animal Surgery. Andy leads EKVR’s advanced surgical service and brings more than a decade of clinical experience across first-opinion hospitals and specialist referral practice. Alongside his surgical and orthopaedic work, he has a particular interest in diagnostic imaging and uses CT routinely to support case investigation, surgical planning and clinical decision-making.
The evening will be informal and case-led, with plenty of opportunity to discuss the practical questions that come up when deciding whether CT could help a patient.
Keeping it local
Good CPD, good conversation, and a taste of Kent
We want the evening to be useful, relaxed and a chance to spend time with colleagues from practices across our local veterinary community.
In keeping with EKVR’s focus on local veterinary care, we’ll be serving a selection of Kent cheeses alongside local wine from Barnsole Vineyard, with non-alcoholic refreshments also available. We’ll be welcoming guests from 7:30pm, giving you time to enjoy some refreshments and catch up with colleagues before the CPD session begins at 8:00pm.
Event details
CPD starts at 8:00pm
High Street, Eastry, Sandwich, CT13 0HE
Free registration
Reserve your place
Places are limited, so please register below to secure your place for the evening.
Wednesday 28 October 2026
Arrivals from 7:30pm · CPD starts at 8:00pm
Beacon View Vets, High Street, Eastry, Sandwich, CT13 0HE
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CPD Event
A useful evening with your local referral team
EKVR works in partnership with referring practices across Kent, with advanced imaging and referral care designed to complement your first-opinion service. If you have questions about the evening before registering, please get in touch with the team.
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