Welcome to the website of the European Society of Comparative Gastroenterology (ESCG)

Welcome to the ESCG

The European Society of Comparative Gastroenterology (ESCG) is a non-profit organisation for veterinarians and other veterinary professionals specialised or with a great interest in small animal gastroenterology.

The ESCG is a closed society with a payable membership. Currently, membership can be attained by sending us a completed registration form (please see the section “Contact/Become a member”) or at the annual ECVIM-ca congress. 

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If you are looking for a list of small animal internal medicine specialists or gastroenterologists in Europe, please refer to the ECVIM-ca website.

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The European Society of Comparative Gastroenterology (ESCG) is a non profit society for veterinarians specialised or with a great interest in veterinary gastroenterology and part of the European College of Veterinary Internal Medicine for Companion Animals (ECVIM-CA). www.ecvim-ca.org Main goal of the society is to bring together GI interested veterinarians in Europe and around the world and to connect about our passion. We also organise the ESCG stream of talks (scientific lectures and oral abstracts) and posters at the annual ECVIM-CA congress. www.ecvimcongress.org You can become a member of the ESCG if you are a registered veterinarian by contacting us, ideally during our annual general meeting at the ECVIM-CA congress. This is subject to a membership fee. This membership will give you a discount for the ECVIM-CA congress entry fee. You will also get added to our membership list on the website (which is currently also still under construction) and can then communicate and share information with other members. Veterinarians in post-graduate training (such as Residents of the ECVIM-CA and PhD students) are exempt from the membership fee.
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Small animal gastroenterologists around the world! The University of Edinburgh needs your help with this survey! It's about faecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) in dogs. Even if you don't do this procedure, your answers will be valuable input. Please take a few minutes and also share with other practitioners, not only specialists! Thanks! https://edinburgh.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/assessing-practices-and-outcome-of-faecal-microbiota-trans
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Assessing practices and outcome of faecal microbiota transplants in small animal practice and referral centres
Online survey BOS
edinburgh.onlinesurveys.ac.uk
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ESCG is feeling festive.
After the first virtual ECVIM-ca congress, it's a pleasure to announce the winners of the ESCG best oral and poster abstracts awards.

Best oral abstracts
1st Place - Lavinia Economu with her presentation titled: "The effect of assisted enteral feeding on treatment outcome in dogs with inflammatory protein-losing enteropathy"

2nd Place - Cyril Tilmant with his presentation titled: "Endoscopic features of Feline Gastrointestinal Eosinophilic Sclerosing Fibroplasia: A series of 4 cases"

Poster abstract
1st Place - Enrico Bottero with his poster titled: "Gastro-duodenal ulceration (GDU) in cats: retrospective study in 63 patients"

Lavinia Economu will receive the Nestle Purina sponsored award. Cyril Tilmant and Enrico Bottero both will receive a BSAVA manual of their choice.

Congratulations to our three winners!

The ESCG is grateful for the hard work and flexibility of all presenters contributing to a first virtual ECVIM-ca congress.
The ESCG board was very impressed how quickly all ESCG stream presenters turned their presentations and posters around to virtual. 👍
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We will also soon announce the winners of the best ESCG stream abstracts, so stay tuned!
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And another ECVIM congress came to an end! We hope you enjoyed the ESCG lectures focusing on pancreatitis, we sure did! We would like to thank our invited speakers. Well done also to everybody presenting scientific abstracts. We can't wait to meet you all (hopefully in person) next year in Lyon. Meanwhile, stay safe and keep following us on Facebook!
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The ECVIM congress (changed to a 4 days online congress this year) is starting today! 😻🐶 Clinical pathology, nutrition and infectious disease societies will start us of, with a whole day in gastroenterology to look forward to on Friday! You can find more information on registration and the daily programme on the website www.ecvimcongress.org
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Home | ECVIM-CA CONGRESS
CONGRESS OF THE EUROPEAN COLLEGE OF VETERINARY INTERNAL MEDICINE - COMPANION ANIMALS
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ECVIM-ca congress has moved online.

The AGM of the ESCG will be held virtually through Zoom during the ECVIM-ca congress.
(Friday Sept 4th, 13h20 - 14h15 CEST/GMT+2)

All ESCG members should have received an email earlier on their provided email address.
If you're not a member of the ESCG, are attending ECVIM-ca congress and are interested in attending the AGM of the ESCG, please check out the program on the ECVIM-ca congress website for more information.
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Our Goal

The main goal of the ESCG is providing a platform for interaction of veterinary professionals with an interest in gastroenterology, to advance research in this field and to organize the gastroenterology stream of scientific abstracts and posters at the annual ECVIM-CA congress.

Some recent images of our meetings

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