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  Richard McMullen
  Dr.med.vet, Dipl.ACVO, Dipl.ECVO

  United States

  American & European Specialist in Veterinary Ophthalmology
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  Dr. McMullen began pursuing his higher education during his military service in Germany, obtaining his veterinary degree from the Ludwig-Maximilians University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. McMullen teaches classes in ophthalmology and conducts research in the area of vision, equine recurrent uveitis and immune mediated keratitis, particularly, novel methods of disease management by intravitreal injections and photodynamic therapy. Dr. McMullen is a Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Opthalmologists; Diplomate, European College of Veterinary Opthalmologists; Certificate of Additional Qualification, Equine Opthalmology, Zusatzeichnung Augenheilkunde – Pferde (Germany). He holds veterinary licenses in Alabama and in Germany, and has received numerous professional honors and awards in the United States and Europe.

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  Michala de Linde Henriksen
  DVM, PhD, Dipl.ACVO

  Denmark, United States

  American Specialist in Veterinary Ophthalmology
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  Dr. de Linde Henriksen is originally from Denmark where she received her DVM degree in 2005 from University of Copenhagen. Her comparative ophthalmology residency was performed at University of Florida and her PhD in equine ophthalmology is from University of Copenhagen/University of Florida.

  Dr. Henriksen has worked as an assistant professor in comparative ophthalmology at CSU since July 2017. She came to CSU from University of Minnesota where she worked as a clinical assistant professor in comparative ophthalmology for four years (2013-2017).

  Dr. Henriksen loves mountain hiking with her French bulldog ‘Frieda’ in her spare time.

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  Giulia Di Garbo
  DVM, Fachtierärztin Pferd (Ophthalmology)

  Germany

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  Giulia Di Garbo studied at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University College in Munich, where in 2015 she obtained her veterinary degree. She stayed two years at the surgical department of the University Equine Clinic in Munich. She was working together with Prof. Dr. Hartmut Gerhards, one of the leading equine ophthalmologists in Germany. Since 2017 Giulia has been working at the Equine Clinic Parsdorf GmbH in the east of Munich, where she is part of the centre for equine ophthalmology (Leader: Dr. Stefan Gesell-May). In February 2022 Dr. Di Garbo received her specialization in German equine ophthalmology (Zusatzbezeichnung Augenheilkunde Pferd).

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Venue

Tierärztliche Pferdeklinik Parsdorf
Vaterstettener Weg 6
85599 Parsdorf

Deutschland

Phone:                +49 (0)89 – 90 11 96 3

Fax:                      +49 (0)89 – 90 11 96 40

E-Mail:                 info@pferdeklinik-in-parsdorf.de

IMPORTANT WHEN USING A SATNAV: If your satnav does not find the name "Vaterstettener Weg" in the town "Parsdorf" use "Vaterstetten“ as the town name.

Munich - Passau - Salzburg - Nürnberg - Stuttgart
Motorway A94 towards Passau, Exit Parsdorf (1st Exit after ‚Kreuz München Ost’, A99)
At the round about go towards Parsdorf (3rd Exit)
When entering Parsdorf turn left after the church (in a sharp right bend) towards Hergolding/Baldham. Leave Parsdorf, across the roundabout and turn right after 600 m into Vaterstettener Weg, follow road to clinic. (signposted for  Pferdeklinik).

From Ebersberg
B304 Wasserburgerlandstr. towards Munich, take exit Wolfesing Purfing, towards Wolfesing/Purfing, in Wolfesing turn left after estate towards Weißenfeld, through the wood, turn right after ca 3 km towards Hergolding. Go through Hergolding fahren, turn left after 600 m after leaving the village ito Vaterstettener Weg, follow road to clinic. (signposted for  Pferdeklinik).

From Munich Airport

Munich airport is half an hour drive from the clinic. There is public transport to a train station in the next village. From the airport take the S8 towards Ostbahnhof, then change into S2 to Grub. From Grub it is a short taxi ride.

Munich Airport - approx. 37 km