equine education
c o ntent s Avoiding practice pitfalls on social media ................................................................. III
#MeToo and veterinary practice: How employers can prevent harassment in the workplace ................................................................................... IV
Ambulatory practice, lameness imaging in focus at reformatted summer meeting
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Highlights of Recent Clinically Relevant Papers S. WRIGHT ..........................................................................................................................170
Case Reports Tuberculosis caused by Mycobacterium bovis infection in a donkey J. BRYAN, P. DEN BOON, J. MCGUIRK, G. MADIGAN, R. SKUCE and U. FOGARTY .................................................................................................................172
Findings and strategies for treating horses injured in open range fires E. W. HERBERT. ....................................................................................................................177
Polyarthritis secondary to septic thrombophlebitis in an Arabian mare M. LORES, J. CANTOS, M. DE RIJCK and C. O’SHEA....................................................187
Multisystemic bovine mycobacteriosis in a pony with neurological signs and weight loss V. CHARLESWORTH ..........................................................................................................192
Clinical Commentary
Mycobacterial infections in equids: Clinical characteristics and diagnostic techniques D. G. M. SUTTON and A. L. MICHEL ...............................................................................197
Original Articles
Occupational risks of working with horses: A questionnaire survey of \equine veterinary surgeons T. D. H. PARKIN, J. BROWN and E. B. MACDONALD ..................................................200
Equine gastric ulcer syndrome in adult donkeys: Investigation on prevalence, anatomical distribution, and severity M. SGORBINI, F. BONELLI, R. PAPINI, S. BUSECHIAN, A. BRIGANTI, F. LAUS, V. FAILLACE, F. ZAPPULLA, A. RIZK and F. RUECA ........................................206
Critically Appraised Topic
Best imaging modality for femoral trochlear ridge osteochondrosis A. TALBOT ............................................................................................................................211
Review Article
Review of glucocorticoid therapy in horses. Part 2: Clinical use of systemic glucocorticoids in horses M. MORA PEREIRA, E. GROOVER, A. WOOLDRIDGE and F. CALDWELL ...............213
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