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Using what seems like a high-tech version of the child’s game “Operation,” some veterinary students can now practice giving equine joint injections using a simulator constructed of foam, rubber bands, nylon tights, and an electric buzzer.
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The effect of diagnostic anesthesia on the interpretation of MRI is unknown
(JOCCs) now that a major project on the disorders has concluded and its results have been published in the Veterinary Journal.
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Your equine athlete’s performance hasn’t been blue ribbon-worthy as of late
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The Royal Veterinary College, in the United Kingdom, used sensors to accurately measure a horse’s movements and to quantify limb movement outside the traditional gait laboratory
A new study has shown that up to two-thirds of all radiographic findings in weanlings can change—usually for the better—within a year.
…it’s hard to keep calm when you arrive at the barn to find your horse three-legged lame or with some foreign object spearing the sole of his foot…