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Mark Baus
April 10, 2019 no comments in

Equinosis has become the standard by which I assess all lameness cases. After looking at lame horses for four decades, I now realize I was examining horses without as much information as I needed before I was using the Q. My clients, many of whom are discerning professionals, now rely on…

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Roland Thaler
April 10, 2019 no comments in

We have three criteria before we purchase new technology. The equipment must: 1) improve equine health care, 2) improve the veterinarian’s quality of life, 3) generate revenue. The Lameness Locator does all three exceptionally well. This is a remarkable device.

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Michael Schramme
April 10, 2019 no comments in

Lameness Locator has become an integral part of my evaluation of horses referred to me for lameness. I use Lameness Locator routinely, 1) to detect if lameness is present in horses with a history of poor performance or multi-limb lameness, 2) to grade the level of lameness before and after…

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Wolfgang Stäcker
April 10, 2019 no comments in

We use the Lameness Locator with the inertial sensors for up to 80% of our lameness patients..especially examining hind leg lameness.

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