Equinosis
Introduction to Objective Lameness Measurement Wet Lab By Dr. Kevin G. Keegan | POSTPONED TO 2022 Most horses display lameness best during the trot. Horses will be instrumented with body mounted inertial sensors and evaluated for lameness while trotting in a straight line on a lead shank and while lunging in a circle. Advanced Lameness […]
Look for Eickemeyer Veterinary Equipment Hall: S1-S12 Stand: S50 https://london.vetshow.com/exhibitors/eickemeyer-veterinary-equipment-ltd?&sortby=title%20asc%2Ctitle%20asc&azletter=E&searchgroup=libraryentry-exhibitors
The AAEP Annual Convention is the world’s most comprehensive continuing education event devoted to equine practice. The meeting is anchored by well over 100 hours of practical continuing education in relevant areas of equine medicine; a 300-exhibitor strong trade show featuring the newest products and services to boost your practice; and a daily slate of […]
With the increasing use of technology to identify movement abnormalities, we will be looking at how humans and machines can come together to more accurately pinpoint lameness in our horse population. In the morning we will be working with David Sinclair, a top lameness vet, to help improve our observation techniques using our eyes, ears […]
Look for Objective Lameness Evaluation Expert: Deborah Sieber, BVetMed
