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equine education


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veterinary American Edition


J A N U A R Y 2024 • VOLUME 3 6 • N U M B E R 1 AAEP NEWS In this issue


Meet 2024 AAEP President Dr. Katie Garrett .................................................................. III Horse doctors ride the wave of opportunity at AAEP Convention in San Diego..... IV The Foundation awards over $250,000 for research discovery................................ IX


Highlights of Recent Clinically Relevant Papers S. WRIGHT.........................................................................................................................................2


Editorials Peer reviewers in 2023 ........................................................................................................................4


Time to treat the climate and nature crisis as one indivisible global health emergency K. ABBASI, P. ALI, V. BARBOUR, T. BENFIELD, K. BIBBINS-DOMINGO, S. HANCOCKS, R. HORTON, L. LAYBOURN-LANGTON, R. MASH, P. SAHNI, W. M. SHARIEF, A. SHEHAB, P. YONGA and C. ZIELINSKI ....................................................................................6


Case Reports


Ulnar fracture deriving from metastasis of a primary hepatoblastoma in a Thoroughbred weanling D. MC SWEENEY, R. E. RUBY, C. MURPHY and D. RODGERSON............................................9


Neurologic deficits and surgical treatment in a horse affected with internal carotid artery tortuous elongation A. B. M. RIJKENHUIZEN, F. KASKE, J. RIKART, J. RACINE and C. ENGERAND...................10


Large intestinal ganglioneuromatosis in a juvenile Arabian filly: Management and long-term follow-up M. HOERDEMANN, I. A. NASR, T. WESTERMANN and C. P. CHAMPION...........................11


Bladder prolapse with simultaneous entrapment of a portion of the descending colon through the urethral sphincter secondary to dystocia in a mare W. SIKORRA, A. BERRETA, M. VOERMANS and C. ROBINSON ............................................16


Caudal ventral midline herniation in a foal S. RAMOS, N. STORMS, M. VANDERSMISSEN, J. DUPONT and G. DE LA REBIÈRE..........20


Clinical Commentaries


Immunohistochemistry in equine pathology: A brief overview G. ROCCHIGIANI and L. RESSEL..................................................................................................12


Decision-making in complicated dystocias J. WILLIAMS and R. ELLERBROCK..............................................................................................17


Improving your waistline, six pack or fit for purpose: Herniorrhaphy decisions N. WOODFORD .............................................................................................................................21


Original Articles


A clinical audit of the intravenous fluid therapy given to hospitalised horses N. A. DODD and M. R. W. SMITH.................................................................................................26


Strongyle egg reappearance periods following moxidectin treatment in horses in Southeast England T. S. MAIR, R. OPIE, M. MORETON-CLACK, T. D. PARKIN and J. B. MATTHEWS...............36


Image analysis quantification of sperm acrosome-associated 3 protein expression in domesticated and free-roaming equine ovaries M. K. LEE, V. M. STRANDBERG, B. C. COZZI, A. M. RAMSEY, K. A. EVANCHAK and M. A. KUTZLER........................................................................................................................42


Case Image


Use of the endometrial histopathology to improve diagnosis of donkeys with endometritis R. WU, F. YU, G. R. HOLYOAK, Y. GAO, Y. ZHU and J. LI..........................................................43


Review Article


Processing stallion semen for on-farm use and cooled transport D. E. KELLEY....................................................................................................................................51


Advertisers’ Index .........................................................................................................................41


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