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Orthopaedics (Research Reports)

In: BEVA - Annual Congress - Birmingham, 2019 by British Equine Veterinary Association
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SEP 11, 2019
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  • Recumbency following diagnostic analgesia of the sacroiliac joint regions: 15 horses A. Nagy and S. Dyson
  • Complications following equine sacroiliac region analgesia are uncommon: a study of 203 injections S.C.J. Offord, R.M. Read, C.J. Pudney and A.P. Bathe
  • Laminitis in donkeys: A pilot study investigating radiographic versus postmortem measurements A. Sefton
  • Does intra-articular triamcinolone treatment increase the incidence of acute laminitis? C.J. Haseler , G.E. Jarvis, V.H.L. Scott1 and K.F. McGovern
  • Application of a ridden horse ethogram to horses competing at a 4-star three day event: comparison with cross-country performance S. Dyson
  • Kinematics of the thoracolumbar spine while cantering in horses fitted with a saddle of three different widths R. Mackechnie-Guire, E. Mackechnie-Guire , V. Fairfax, D. Fisher, M. Fisher and T. Pfau
  • Could breastplate design influence jumping kinematics? A pilot study R.C. Murray , R. Mackechnie-Guire, M. Fisher and V. Fairfax
  • Clinical and ultrasonographic features associated with lumbosacral or lumbar 5–6 symphysis disease: 25 horses S. Dyson and A. Boado
  • Can saddle tree width affect saddle pressure distribution while cantering? R. Mackechnie-Guire, E. Mackechnie-Guire , V. Fairfax, D. Fisher, M. Fisher and T. Pfau
  • Adaptation strategies of horses with induced forelimb lameness walking on a treadmill F.M. Serra Bragança , E. Hernlund, M.H. HallingThomsen, N.M. Waldern, M. Rhodin, A. Byström, P.R. van Weeren and M.A. Weishaupt
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