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Man with Machine Versus Man Without Machine: Debunking the Myths The Debate: A debate continues to fester around the topic of comparing subjective to objective evaluation of lameness. The problem is, in its current form, the debate is not a genuine examination of the appropriate question – what is the…
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Using Inertial Sensors in Research: What to Take into Consideration A Conversation with University of Missouri Professor of Equine Science Kevin G. Keegan, DVM, MS, DACVS WHY USE INERTIAL SENSORS OVER OTHER METHODS OF OBJECTIVE MEASUREMENT? DR. KEVIN KEEGAN In my honest opinion, if you are only interested in measuring lameness…
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Using Inertial Sensors in Research: What to Take into Consideration A Conversation with University of Missouri Professor of Equine Science Kevin G. Keegan, DVM, MS, DACVS WHY USE INERTIAL SENSORS OVER OTHER METHODS OF OBJECTIVE MEASUREMENT? DR. KEVIN KEEGAN In my honest opinion, if you are only interested in measuring lameness…
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Our first 2-day Objective Lameness Academy course, Utilizing Inertial Sensors as an Objective Diagnostic Aid in the Equine Lameness Examination, took place March 2-3rd in Columbia, MO, where a wonderful group of veterinarians representing several corners of the world – US, Canada, Australia, Germany, and the UK – gathered to…
read moreIntroducing LAMENESS LOCATOR® 2017 Software Update PRESS RELEASE: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Equinosis, LLC Introduces LL2017 Software Update The Equinosis Q with Lameness Locator® is a veterinary diagnostic system used to objectively measure a horse’s movement. It is Equinosis’ mission is to continually improve the objectivity and efficiency of lameness evaluation. Last…
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