Advanced Fracture Management Wet-lab NSW (September 2025)

This course was aimed at veterinary practitioners and veterinary residents with experience in managing small animal fractures, who wanted to develop and refine their skills and confidence in managing more challenging fractures.

The course was practical and relevant for small animal general practice, combining short interactive lectures with in-depth case discussions and hands-on practical sessions designed to improve participants’ knowledge, skills, and confidence in reliably managing fracture cases.

Professor Mark Glyde

BVSc (Hons) MACVSc MVS HDipUTL

Diplomate ECVS European, RCVS and Australian Recognised Specialist Surgeon

Mark is Associate Professor of Small Animal Surgery at Murdoch University and leads Murdoch’s orthopaedic and neurosurgery referral service.

Mark is a registered specialist surgeon with a Diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Surgeons, a master’s degree in veterinary surgery and is a Member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists. Mark is well known internationally as a surgeon having presented courses in orthopaedics and arthroscopy as keynote speaker throughout USA, Europe, UK, Asia, Latin America and Australia for over 25 years.

Mark is an internationally recognised and awarded teacher with a passion for sharing his knowledge of orthopaedics. He is the Chair of the AOVET Education Commission, a member of the AOVET International Board and past Chair of AOVET Asia Pacific.

Mark has trained many specialist surgeons internationally through residency training programs at University of Liverpool, University College Dublin, and Murdoch University. His main research interests are in fracture repair and implant biomechanics, surgery for cruciate disease and patella luxation, joint loading and injuries in agility and working dogs.