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Journal Watch: Meta-analysis of Catastrophic Musculoskeletal Racetrack Injury

May 13, 2019 no comments in Objective Lameness Measurement, The Latest in Objective Lameness Evaluation

Journal Watch: Meta-analysis of Catastrophic Musculoskeletal Racetrack Injury DOWNLOAD PDF Study in Review: Meta-analysis of risk factors for racehorse catastrophic musculoskeletal injury in flat racing P.L. Hitchens, A.V. Morrice-West, M.A. Stevenson, R.C. Whitton | First published in The Veterinary Journal: 26 November 2018 | https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tvjl.2018.11.014 Co-authored by: Bronte Forbes BSc, BVMS, MACVSc, MBA,…

An Inside Look At Objective Evaluation: All-Access Investigation of the Equinosis Q

March 7, 2019 1 comment in Objective Lameness Measurement, The Latest in Objective Lameness Evaluation

An Inside Look At Objective Evaluation: All-Access Investigation of the Equinosis Q By Nancy S. Loving, DVM PICTURED ABOVE: Dr. Kevin Keagan (right) and Dr. Nancy Loving (left) watch as the horse is trotted on a straightaway. FEB 2019 – As equine veterinarians, we are all too familiar with the challenges…

An Inside Look At Objective Evaluation: All-Access Investigation of the Equinosis Q

March 7, 2019 no comments in Objective Lameness Measurement, The Latest in Objective Lameness Evaluation

Man with Machine Versus Man Without Machine: Debunking the Myths

February 11, 2019 no comments in The Latest in Objective Lameness Evaluation

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…

Journal Watch: Objective Measurements Spark Debate Over Lameness Definition & Evaluation Protocols

January 11, 2019 no comments in Journal Watch, The Latest in Objective Lameness Evaluation

Journal Watch: Objective Measurements Spark Debate Over Lameness Definition & Evaluation Protocols by Nancy S. Loving, DVM Many of your horse-owning clients have horses for the purpose of pursuing an equestrian athletic endeavor in addition to the companionship and relationship built with their horse. Clients want their horses to perform…