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Equine IR Imaging & Poor Performance
Equine IR Imaging & Poor Performance
Equine IR Imaging & Poor Performance
Accurate Application of Thermography
Equine IR Imaging & Poor Performance
Equine IR Imaging & Poor Performance
The proper use of thermography when examining equine patients should be to ensure that similar clinical standards and principles used in the human medical sector be applied to Veterinary IR Imaging...
Equine Spinal Pain
Equine IR Imaging & Poor Performance
Equine Spinal Pain
Back problems leading to pain can occur in any horse from the weekend trail mount to the elite dressage or jumping performance horse. Back pain can be primary or compensatory from lameness...
Equine OA
Equine Multi-limb Lameness
Equine Spinal Pain
Arthritis is a common and progressive degenerative joint disease which makes mobility not only difficult but painful as well. Primarily, what we see in horses...
Equine SI Injuries
Equine Multi-limb Lameness
Equine Multi-limb Lameness
The SI joint plays a critical role in every stride as its function serves as the major point of weight and force transfer between the hind legs and the vertebral column (spine). The amount of force put on this joint...
Equine Multi-limb Lameness
Equine Multi-limb Lameness
Equine Multi-limb Lameness
It is relatively easy to tell if a horse is lame in one leg, however, if lameness occurs in more than one it can be hard to recognise and...