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Orthopaedics (Research Reports)

In: BEVA - Annual Congress - Birmingham, 2018 by British Equine Veterinary Association
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SEP 15, 2018
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  • A proof-of-concept study assessing the potential of allogeneic chondrogenic induced mesenchymal stem cells as a treatment for osteoarthritis in the horse S.Y. Broeckx, A.M. Martens, A.L. Bertone, L. Van Brantegem, L. Duchateau, L. Van Hecke , M. Dumoulin, M. Oosterlinck, K. Chiers, H. Hussein, F. Pille and J.H. Spaas
  • The influence of rider weight on exerciseinduced changes in thoracolumbar dimensions and epaxial muscle tension and pain L.E. Quiney , A. Ellis and S.J. Dyson
  • The influence of rider bodyweight on salivary cortisol concentrations and spontaneous blink rate for horses performing a standardised exercise test A. Roberts , S. Dyson, P. Harris, A. Ellis and A. Hemmings
  • The effect of aquatraining and dry treadmill training on muscle morphometric and muscle metabolomics in horses C. De Meeus d’Argenteuil, B. Boshuizen, D. Van de Winkel, L. Van Hauwe , M. de Bruijn, N. Touwen, K. Goethals, M. Oosterlinck, F. Pille, K. Vanderperren and C. Delesalle
  • The effect of sole padding and packing materials on impact vibration in a group of military horses A. Barstow, M.F. Sepulveda Caviedes, R. Weller and T. Pfau
  • Location specific bone strains in dorsal McIII and dorsoproximal P1 E.R. Singer , T. Garcia-Nolen and S.M. Stover
  • Effect of surface type on head and trunk movement asymmetry in racing Thoroughbreds during in-hand trot-ups L.T. Cheetham , B.S. Forbes, R. McCarthy , T. Pfau and M.F. Sepulveda Caviedes
  • Effect of tree width on kinematics of the thirteenth thoracic vertebra, thoracolumbar dimensions, saddle pressures and limb kinematics R. Guire, E. Mackechnie , R. Bush , A. Lawson , V. Fairfax, D. Fisher, M. Fisher, R. Weller and T. Pfau
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