EQUINE MEDICINE

Transport of horses

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CHAPTER 10 Transport of horses DESMOND P. LEADON and DAVID R. HODGSON Horses have been transported from place to place for thousands of years, with records indicating that this species…

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Training the racing quarterhorse

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CHAPTER 27 Training the racing quarterhorse BRIAN D. NIELSEN The American Quarterhorse derived its name from its origin in racing short distances—notably a quarter of a mile (402.3 meters [m])….

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Training the thoroughbred racehorse

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CHAPTER 20 Training the thoroughbred racehorse DAVID R. HODGSON For decades, many well-credentialed trainers of Thoroughbred racehorses have been successful without any formal knowledge of the science of exercise or…

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Lameness in Foals

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Chapter 183 Lameness in Foals Scott E. Morrison The newborn foal can be affected by many congenital and acquired conditions that influence normal limb function and ambulation. Of all congenital…

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Chronic Laminitis

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Chapter 201 Chronic Laminitis Andrew H. Parks, Stephen E. O’Grady Chronic laminitis is defined by mechanical collapse of the lamellae and displacement of the distal phalanx within the hoof capsule….

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Meniscal and Cruciate Injuries

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Chapter 193 Meniscal and Cruciate Injuries Jennifer Fowlie, John Stick Meniscal Injury The menisci are paired, semilunar, fibrocartilaginous, wedge-shaped disks interposed between the convex femoral and flat tibial condyles of…

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Managing Acute Laminitis

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Chapter 200 Managing Acute Laminitis Stephen E. O’Grady Acute laminitis in horses should be considered a medical emergency because of the limited time frame for effective medical intervention. Laminitis is…

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Recurrent Uveitis

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Chapter 150 Recurrent Uveitis Alison B. Clode Equine recurrent uveitis (ERU), colloquially known as moon blindness or periodic ophthalmia, is a syndrome of panuveitis (anterior and posterior segment inflammation) that…

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