02 July 2022 02 Jul 2022

Volume 6 | Issue 4

ISSN (Print): 2516-0583

ISSN (Online): 2516-0591

Summer issue of UK-Vet Equine

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Orthopaedic injuries on the racecourse

Figure 2. Horses undergoing emergency exploratory laparotomy may have concurrent systemic compromise and, in some cases, may be suffering from muscle fatigue or exhaustion.

Evaluating equine anaesthetic risk

Horserace Betting Levy Board: codes of practice update

Figure 1. Example of a partial hoof wall resection performed under general anaesthetic for removal of a keratoma. A) Shows the solar view; b) shows the dorsal view; C) shows a close-up of the healthy, underlying tissue after removal of the mass; D) shows the keratoma and overlying hoof wall removed during surgery with a scalpel blade for scale of size.

Surgery of the equine hoof: a review

Equine Review

Figure 1. Two horses diagnosed with over-riding dorsal spinous processes, demonstrating antalgic posture and imbalanced muscle patterns.

Veterinary physiotherapy for back pain in the horse

Figure 2. Multiple bee stings can cause multi-organ damage in victims.

Summer poisoning hazards