BlueSAO®, a leading Chinese manufacturer of small animal orthopedic instruments and implants, successfully conducted its inaugural training program in South Korea. In collaboration with 3D Medi Vision, a medical edutech company operating the Betterflix service, BlueSAO Korea hosted an advanced seminar on small animal orthopedic hindlimb diseases from December 15 to 16 at the VGTC in Songdo.
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The first day featured theoretical lectures that attracted veterinarians nationwide. Speakers included Professor Lee Hae-beom from Chungnam National University, Professor Kei Hayashi from Cornell University, Dr. Tetsuaki Koreeda, who has previously led orthopedic training in Korea, and two BlueSAO instructors from China, Niu Jinbo and Du Lang. Topics such as patellar luxation surgery, PGR, TPLO, and THR were covered extensively, followed by interactive Q&A sessions.

On December 16, a hands-on workshop was conducted for 12 veterinarians, focusing on PGR and TPLO procedures through dry labs and cadaver dissections. The workshop operated with six teams, each comprising two participants per cadaver. In addition to the main instructors, the session was supported by Dr. Kim Hyun-ho of 24-Hour Ribbon Animal Medical Center, Dr. Shin Dong-min of Ilsan Animal Medical Center, and Dr. Lee Ryeo of Shine Animal Medical Center (also the CEO of BlueSAO Korea).
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BlueSAO organized this program to introduce its brand to Korean veterinarians and, given the positive reception, plans to offer additional training opportunities in Korea. The company also intends to gradually introduce a variety of BlueSAO products to the Korean market.

Source(kr) : dailyvet

​The seminar, completed by over 6,000 participants worldwide, will feature lectures from Professor Lee Haebum, Professor Kei Hayashi, and Dr. Tetsuaki Koreeda.

BlueSAO®, a leading Chinese company specializing in small animal orthopedic devices and implants, will hold an advanced seminar on small animal orthopedic hind limb diseases in collaboration with 3D MediVision Co., Ltd., a medical edutech company that operates VeterFlix.

This seminar, renowned for having been completed by numerous veterinarians around the world, will be hosted in Korea for the first time.

BlueSAO is a pioneer in introducing animal PRCL, PGR, DPO, and THR systems. It established China’s first veterinary orthopedic education center and has conducted approximately 200 training sessions on orthopedic surgical techniques and the use of advanced equipment, training more than 6,000 veterinarians.

Korean veterinarians have previously traveled to China to attend BlueSAO's International Workshop on Total Hip Replacement (THR) for small animals.

Last year, BlueSAO opened its second education center in Peru and has also provided training in several countries, including Turkey, Mexico, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam.

The 1st Advanced Seminar on Small Animal Orthopedic Hind Limb Diseases will be held over two days, from December 15 (Sunday) to December 16 (Monday). The first day will cover theoretical lessons, while the second day will feature hands-on workshops, including both dry-lab and wet-lab sessions.

The seminar will be led by distinguished experts in orthopedic and joint replacement fields, including Professor Lee Haebum from Chungnam National University’s Department of Veterinary Surgery, Professor Kei Hayashi from Cornell University’s Small Animal Surgery, and Dr. Tetsuaki Koreeda, who has conducted multiple orthopedic training sessions in Korea.

Additionally, the workshop will be supported by Dr. Hyunho Kim, head of surgery at 24-Hour Ribbon Animal Medical Center, Dr. Dongmin Shin, director of the Surgical Center at Ilsan Animal Medical Hospital, and Dr. Ryeo Lee, head of surgery at Shine Animal Medical Center.

The seminar will take place at the VGTC, VeterFlix’s veterinary education training center in Songdo, Incheon, using BlueSAO's equipment.

VGTC spans over 800 square meters and is equipped with operating rooms, practical training labs, and a conference hall. Notably, it facilitates wet-lab practice using legally approved cadavers sanctioned by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC). The 130-seat conference hall is outfitted with state-of-the-art technology that enables real-time broadcasting of procedures conducted in the training labs.

For more information and to register for the BlueSAO Small Animal Orthopedic Hind Limb Disease Advanced Seminar, visit the official link.

On the 2nd (Wednesday), 3D Medivision, a medical edutech company and servicing VeterFlix, signed an MOU with Solendos Co., Ltd. and Director Kim Yong-seon of Bon Animal Medical Center to operate a minimally invasive surgery practice seminar and develop a veterinary clinical education program signed.

Attending the agreement ceremony on this day were 3D Medivision CEO Kim Ki-jin (left side of photo), Solendos CEO Lee Seon-ho (right side of photo), Bon Animal Medical Center Director Kim Yong-seon (center of photo) and other officials.

Solendos is a manufacturer of medical devices for minimally invasive surgery (MIS), producing various surgical instruments and a bi-directional endoscope camera system. Notably, it is the only domestic company that manufactures laparoscopic CO2 insufflators, which are exported to many overseas clients.

According to the agreement, a minimally invasive surgery seminar using Solendos equipment will be held at 3D Medivision's veterinary education training center VGTC (Veterflix Global Training Center) located in Songdo, Incheon.

VGTC is equipped with an operating room, training room, and conference hall in a space of more than 800㎡. In particular, Wet-Lab practice is possible using legal cadavers approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC), and the 130-seat conference hall is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities that can broadcast surgeries taking place in the practice room in real time.

Kim Yong-seon(The director of an Bon animal hospital ) and Solendos successfully held the first laparoscopic practice seminar last August.

The 2nd Small Animal Laparoscopy Practice Seminar (2nd Veterinary Endoscopic One Day Course) will be held on Saturday, November 23 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Director Kim Yong-seon and Park Ji-young of Bon Animal Medical Center will serve as instructors.

The program consisted of ▲understanding of endoscopy equipment and lectures on laparoscopic surgery theory ▲laparoscopic practice 1 (abdominal access and organ exploration, liver and kidney biopsy) ▲laparoscopic practice 2 (oophorectomy, cholecystectomy, adrenalectomy).

​You can check detailed information and apply for participation in this Solendos Minimally Invasive Surgery Seminar through the official link.



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For cadaver-based training, sessions will be held at VGTC in Songdo, operated by 3D MediVision (CEO Kim Ki-jin). VGTC (Veterflix Global Training Center) boasts over 800 square meters of space, including surgery and practice rooms and a conference hall, and uses legally approved cadavers for wet-lab training. The conference hall, with a capacity of 130 seats, can host theoretical lectures and live broadcasts of surgeries from the adjacent practice room.

Various practical training sessions and arthroscopy/endoscopy workshops by Betterflix are currently underway at VGTC, and Improve International practical training will also be conducted with standardized practice dogs at VGTC.

Kim Ki-jin, CEO of 3D MediVision, expressed his honor in being able to provide high-quality practical training for Korean clinical veterinarians and hoped to develop the Korean veterinary education model to a world-class level.
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Lee Byung-ryul, President of KAHA, stated, "We will continue to launch various internationally recognized Improve International courses in Korea to strengthen the capabilities of Korean clinical veterinarians."
 

Source : https://www.dailyvet.co.kr/news/academy/214385 (KR)

Veterflix (veterflix.com), powered by medical edtech company 3DMedivision (CEO Kim Ki-jin), has announced the launch of a new lecture on the basics of feline chronic diseases with Professor Ahn Ju-hyun.

After graduating from Seoul National University College of Veterinary Medicine with a Doctor of Veterinary Internal Medicine, Dr. Ahn worked as an internal medicine veterinarian at Seoul National University Animal Hospital and is currently a professor at Kangwon National University College of Veterinary Medicine.

In this lecture, Dr. Ahn will specifically introduce the diagnosis and treatment of five feline chronic diseases.

She covers feline hyperthyroidism (hyperthyroidism), feline idiopathic cystitis, feline diabetes, feline chronic kidney disease, and feline pancreatitis, with a special emphasis on presenting the basics of diagnosis so that early career veterinarians do not feel overwhelmed.

It is recommended for junior veterinarians and veterinary students beginning their clinical careers, veterinarians who need to understand common chronic diseases in cats, and clinical veterinarians who have clinical experience but need a refresher.

To celebrate the launch of Feline Chronic Diseases, we are offering a discount. If you purchase the package VOD, you will receive a 20% discount on the course and a PDF of the textbook. The six-lesson VOD is available for unlimited viewing until March 10.

A representative from Veterflix said, “As the frequency of veterinary care for cats is increasing, we hope that this lecture, which focuses on cats, will be very helpful in actual practice.”
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Learn more about 3DMedivision Veterflix Professor Ahn Joo-hyun’s Basic Feline Chronic Disease Lecture

Wet-lab practice with a small group of 12 people, led by Professor Hakyoung Yoon of Chonbuk National University

Medical education technology specialized company 3D MediVision, led by CEO Kim Ki-jin, will conduct abdominal ultrasound practical training through its service, Vetrflix (veterflix.com), on February 18th (Sunday).
This abdominal ultrasound practical training will be led by Professor Yoon Hak-young of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Chonbuk National University, and a total of 12 participants will be recruited.
Prior to the practical training, a pre-theory lecture video-on-demand (VOD) with a total duration of 3 hours will be provided. On the day of the practical training, wet-lab sessions for liver/spleen/kidney/adrenal gland/ovary/uterus/bladder/prostate/ureter/pancreas/stomach/intestine/lymph nodes will be conducted. Participants can engage in extensive practical training throughout the day, having already listened to the theory lectures in advance.
Notably, ultrasound demonstration videos will be provided separately for 30 days after the practical training. This offers a great opportunity for independent review to enhance the completeness of learning.
The wet-lab will be conducted with beagle practice dogs approved by IACUC, and the ultrasound equipment will be provided by Jin Medical (Samsung Medison distributor).
Vetrflix’s ultrasound practical training has been conducted seven times until last year, with over 100 veterinarians and veterinary students participating. Participants expressed high satisfaction through reviews, citing factors such as the comfortable training environment, well-structured dense practical lecture content, adequate practical training time for concentrated learning, and attentive guidance from professors and instructors throughout the training.
Vetrflix’s offline practical training takes place at the Veterinary Clinical Training Education Center, VGTC (Vetrflix Global Training Center), in Songdo, Incheon.
As it is conducted in small groups, participants can receive immediate feedback from leading lecturers and instructors and experience practical training in an environment similar to real-life situations.
This particular cardiac ultrasound practical training is targeted towards early-career veterinarians and veterinary students. The training will be conducted in groups of three.
For more detailed information regarding practical training application, interested individuals can visit the Vetrflix website.

Small group of 12 people wet-lab training... Led by Professor Hak-young, Yoon and instructor from Chonbuk National University

Veterflix(veterflix.com), serviced by 3D Medivision (CEO Kim Ki-jin), a medical edu-tech company, will provide hands-on echocardiography training on the 21st (Sunday).

This practical echocardiography training will be conducted by Professor Hakyoung Yoon of Chonbuk National University College of Veterinary Medicine, and a total of 12 people will be recruited.

A VOD of a 3-hour theoretical lecture is provided before practice, and on the day of practice, you can learn basic scanning methods and measurements of Right parasternal long, short view, and Left apical view. Since you listen to the theory lectures in advance, you can fully practice throughout the day.

In particular, since an ultrasound demonstration video is provided separately for 30 days after practice for review, it appears to be a good opportunity to improve the completeness of learning through free review.

Wet-lab is conducted with IACUC-approved beagle training dogs, and ultrasound equipment is provided by Jin Medical (Samsung Medison agency).

VeterFlix's ultrasound practice was conducted a total of 7 times until last year, and about 100 veterinarians and veterinary students took the course. Students said about the practice, “The practice environment was very comfortable,” “I liked the structure of the intensive practice lectures,” “I liked that the practice time was not short, and I was able to learn with concentration for a long time,” and “The professor and instructor were helpful throughout the practice.” They expressed great satisfaction through reviews such as “I liked the close guidance” and “I was satisfied because I was able to freely answer questions and receive immediate practice feedback.”

VeterFlix's offline practice is conducted by a small group of students at VGTC located in Songdo, Incheon, so it has the great advantage of being able to receive immediate feedback from representative instructors and instructors and practice in an environment similar to the real thing.

Participants in this echocardiography training will be junior veterinarians and veterinary students, and the training will be conducted in groups of three.

More detailed information about applying for practice can be found on the VeterFlix website.

Veterflix, a service by 3DMedivision (CEO Kim Ki-jin), a medical edu-tech company, successfully held a 3D VOD screening at Songdo VGTC on July 30.

Many veterinarians and veterinary students participated in the event, where 3D videos of Cholecystectomy and Liver biopsy by Yoon Heon-young, a veterinary professor at Konkuk University, and TPLO surgery by Kang Byung-jae, a veterinary professor at Seoul National University, were screened.

Additionally, a real-time video conferencing Q&A session was conducted with Professor Yoon Heon-young.

Participants expressed great satisfaction, stating, "I could feel the depth and space of the affected area when I saw the surgical video in 3D," and "I had a question while watching the lecture video, and it was good to hear the answer through real-time Q&A."

Veterflix, the host of the screening, stated, "The goal was to provide education close to the eyes of the technician through 3D videos," and added, "We will provide more 3D images and advanced forms of education in the future."
Meanwhile, various animal medical devices companies, such as Raon Medics, Yden, WSI, Samsung Medison, and Medimaru, also participated in the event to engage with the participants.

3DMedivision, a medical edu-tech company, announced that it has signed an agent contract with Vector Inc. to enter the medical 3D video education content market for Japanese veterinarians and humans.
 
Vector is a Japanese business partner and distributor of 3DMedivision and plans to provide all the services necessary to enter Japan, including market promotion, sales and marketing, and consulting.
Through this contract, 3D Medivision will target the Asian medical education market after the U.S. by providing veterinary surgery education video content platform ‘Veterflix’, practical education services, medical consulting services using ‘PDRN’, and surgical education content platform in the field of human medicine, ‘Surgflix’.
Meanwhile, Vector is Japan's No. 1 marketing agency and conducts comprehensive communication activities such as advertising planning, management consulting, promotional marketing, sales and distribution, and venture investment. Since its establishment in 1993, it has been listed on the Tokyo Exchange in 2012 and has a market capitalization of about 63 billion yen (4.4 hundred million dollar).
 
It also has a rich overseas network starting from its Tokyo headquarters in Japan, Osaka, Fukuoka, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia, and has a high understanding of the Asian market based on the know-how accumulated at each base.
 
Currently, there are a total of 17 veterinary universities in Japan and 40,000 veterinarians, twice the size of Korea (10 veterinary colleges and 20,000 veterinarians). In addition, with the introduction of the "Animal nurse" national certification system since last year, the demand for tests and medical education to complete the curriculum and obtain certificates is expected to be high.
In addition, Japan has a high preference for professional veterinarians with international certificates, and the need for professional education is expected to be high as clinical sites in animal hospitals such as animal home visits, pet prevention medical centers, and pet oriental medicine treatments are being advanced and subdivided.
For these reasons, 3DMedivision plans to join hands with Vector to create meaningful results of its veterinary medical education content business in the Japanese market, traditionally called ‘Pet’s Heaven’.
 
"The Japanese pet market is worth 16 trillion won, 3.5 times that of Korea, and the number of animal hospitals in Japan is systematic enough to be similar to the number of convenience stores," a vector official said.
He added, "We plan to strengthen 3DMedivision's competitiveness in the Japanese market through Vector's excellent communication skills and efficient cooperation."

News : ​https://n.news.naver.com/article/011/0004211232?sid=101(KR)

On the 16th, Kyungsung University signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with 3D Medivision, which specializes in veterinary education and provides educational content production, supply, and seminars through Veterflix. Through collaboration, the two organizations plan to provide opportunities to contribute to fostering animal health professionals and jointly develop animal health curricula.

Kyungsung University's Department of Pet Biology was reorganized in 2021 to foster talented individuals who can work in various fields such as health, management, research, and educational activities related to pets. The department provides professional education to qualify for the national professional qualification exam.

Meanwhile, Kyungsung University will purchase 3D Medivision's Vet-TV™, a veterinary anatomy education video system used for anatomy education, and install the results of the curriculum signed by this agreement on the Vet-TV™ video education system. Vet-TV™ has recently been in the spotlight at veterinary schools nationwide, as well as universities that train animal health professionals such as Kyungsung University, providing a wider range of educational content, including a total of 32 anatomical practice videos.
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Kwon Man-woo, the vice president of Kyungsung University, said, "I hope Kyungsung University's Department of Pet Biology and 3D Medivision will maintain a good partnership to foster pets that have become important in daily life." An official from 3D Medivision said, "We are preparing various contents with professors. We will continue to help professors provide high-quality educational content to students."