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What Are You Trying to Measure?

January 10, 2017 no comments in Objective Lameness Measurement, The Latest in Objective Lameness Evaluation

What Are You Trying to Measure? By Kevin G. Keegan, DVM, MS, DACVS I often get asked by colleagues and fellow equine lameness investigators to compare inertial sensors to other methods of objective lameness measurement. My question in return is, “What are you trying to measure?”. In my honest opinion,…

Devices that detect equine lameness used by veterinarians around the world

April 28, 2014 no comments in Articles, The Latest in Objective Lameness Evaluation

Columbia Missourian, April 27, 2014 By Sirrah Joof Dr. Kevin Keegan and Lameness Locator were the subject of this April 2014 article in the Columbia Missourian titled, “MU professor founds Equinosis, revolutionizes approach to equine lameness”. April 27 Article in the Columbia Missourian (click image to view full size) If…