equine education
c o ntent s
The ethics of hard work ................................................................................................................ III Zap the generational gap! .......................................................................................................... VI
Performance practitioners: Refine your pre-purchase exam technique at hands-on Focus meeting ............................................................................................................ IX
Highlights of Recent Clinically Relevant Papers S. WRIGHT .......................................................................................................................................58 Editorial
Peter D Rossdale, OBE, MA, PhD, Dr. (h.c.) Berne, Dr. (h.c.) Edinburgh, DVSc (h.c.) Sydney, DESM, FACVSc, FRCVS. 1927-2021 C. M. MARR and T. S. MAIR ..........................................................................................................60
Case Reports
Successful treatment of a severely contaminated open metatarsophalangeal joint luxation by arthrodesis M. HASPESLAGH, S. SCHAUVLIEGE and A. MARTENS ............................................................65
Use of random pattern skin flaps for wound closure in two horses J. JANSSON, D. KNOTTENBELT and S. HENNESSY ...................................................................66
Tenectomy of the superficial digital flexor tendon as a treatment of suspected septic tendinitis and tenosynovitis of the digital flexor tendon sheath followed by rehabilitation with an orthotic device A. LENOIR, M. SCHRAMME, E. SEGARD-WEISSE, M. ZIMMERMAN and O. M. LEPAGE .................................................................................................................................73
Clinical Commentaries
Simple techniques to decrease tension on sutured wounds of horses G. KELMER, E. CYPHER and J. SCHUMACHER .........................................................................67
’Bridging the gap’: A spontaneous demonstration of regenerative medicine? R. K. W. SMITH ................................................................................................................................74
Original Articles
Standing computed tomography of the equine limb using a multi-slice helical scanner: Technique and feasibility study M. MAGEED .....................................................................................................................................77
Gait abnormalities and ridden horse behaviour in a convenience sample of the United Kingdom ridden sports horse and leisure horse population S. DYSON, J. ROUTH, A. BONDI and D. POLLARD ...................................................................84
Image Article
Use of serial standing computed tomography for diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of a horse with acute myonecrosis of the head S. BOORMAN, S. ZETTERSTRÖM, J. HAMERSKY, A. VELLOSO ÁLVAREZ, L. BOONE, R. R. HANSON and F. CALDWELL ...........................................................................96
Review Article
Performance and rideability issues in horses as a manifestation of pain: A review of differential diagnosis and diagnostic approach L. N. R. KJÆRULFF and C. LINDEGAARD ................................................................................103
Advertisers’ Index .......................................................................................................................102
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