Equinosis
By Sarah E. Coleman, The Kentucky Horse Council Executive Director The Equinosis Q with Lameness Locator has become a more readily accepted diagnostic tool for detecting lameness, both subtle and overt, in the 11 years since its commercial launch. Though respected as a modality to ensure the health and wellness…
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Saluting Our Exceptional Customers Equinosis is proud to play a small part in helping our incredible customers transform the way care is provided to the equine community, whether they are producing exceptional data-driven research, caring for pleasure horses, or managing world class equine athletes. Over the last few months, we…
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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…
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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…
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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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