EQUINE MEDICINE

Embryo Transfer

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Chapter 167 Embryo Transfer Luis Losinno Embryo transfer (ET) involves scheduled artificial insemination (AI) of a donor mare, recovery of embryos by transvaginal uterine lavage 7 to 9 days after…

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Ocular Squamous Cell Carcinoma

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Chapter 149 Ocular Squamous Cell Carcinoma Elizabeth A. Giuliano Tumors affecting the orbit, eyelid, or globe often manifest initially as signs of ocular discomfort or mucopurulent discharge, but they can…

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Canker

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Chapter 198 Canker Maarten Oosterlinck Equine proliferative pododermatitis, or canker, is a debilitating disease of the hoof characterized by chronic proliferation of horn-producing tissues, mainly in the frog region but…

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Sesamoid Fracture

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Chapter 195 Sesamoid Fracture J. Lacy Kamm The proximal sesamoid bones (PSBs) are paired small pyramid-shaped bones on the palmar and plantar surface of the metacarpophalangeal and metatarsophalangeal joints, respectively….

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Uroperitoneum

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Chapter 184 Uroperitoneum Peter R. Morresey Uroperitoneum is a well-documented and readily diagnosed condition. Although it is reported in adult horses, the condition most commonly affects neonatal foals. Retention of…

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Wounds of the Foot

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Chapter 196 Wounds of the Foot Tim G. Eastman Horses are “fight-or-flight” animals and as such frequently are prone to traumatic incidents. Wounds involving the digit are a common challenge…

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Protecting the Abused or Neglected Horse

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Chapter 208 Protecting the Abused or Neglected Horse Clara Ann Mason Equine cruelty, neglect, and abuse are becoming more prevalent in our society, with economic recession, a saturated equine market,…

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Cataract

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Chapter 142 Cataract Alison B. Clode A cataract is an irreversible opacification of the crystalline lens caused by alterations in protein structure and binding associated with changes in lens metabolism….

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Keratomas

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Chapter 197 Keratomas Tim G. Eastman Keratomas are benign tumors of the hoof that generally arise between the hoof wall and third phalanx as a result of abnormal proliferation of…

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