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From the president: Your voice matters............................................................................ III Dollars and sense: New tool calculates total value of compensation package........V
Healing from within: Dr. Lisa Fortier to examine use of orthobiologics during Milne
Lecture.............................................................................................................VII
Highlights of Recent Clinically Relevant Papers S. WRIGHT.....................................................................................................................................282 Case Reports
Rib fracture as a cause of hindlimb lameness in a horse P. JIMENEZ-RIHUETE, S. A. STAEMPFLI, M. WATERHOUSE and L. M. RUBIO-MARTÍNEZ.............................................................................................................284
Lymphocytic myenteric ganglionitis associated with equine herpesvirus infection: A cause of chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction and recurrent colic in an adult horse M. T. MAGALHÃES, K. PALMERS, H. DE COCK and C. RIBONNET....................................288
Haemopneumothorax as a complication of bronchoalveolar lavage E. K. KOPEC, R. HEPBURN, B. JONES and S. SMITH...............................................................292
Clinical Commentaries Rib fractures in horses Y. S. HALL and R. PARKER...........................................................................................................285
The subtle link between myenteric ganglionitis and inflammatory bowel disease V. VITALE........................................................................................................................................289
Pulmonary haemorrhage in athletes: Equine and beyond K. S. TOWNSEND..........................................................................................................................293
Original Articles
Minimally invasive repair of congenital inguinal hernias in nine foals using an automated laparoscopic suturing device and barbed suture T. MAURER, T. M. MCENTEE, T. O’BRIEN, M. COLERIDGE, H. P. BRÜNISHOLZ, I. PETRUCCIONE and C. KOCH..................................................................................................296
Maintaining traditional values and looking for novel uses assure equines’ survival as a species T. T. DESTA.....................................................................................................................................307
Oral sugar test responses to ertugliflozin in ten horses with insulin dysregulation T. SUNDRA, G. ROSSI, E. KELTY, G. LESTER and D. RENDLE................................................317
Review Article
A practical approach to hyperinsulinaemia in horses with equine metabolic syndrome T. SUNDRA, G. ROSSI, D. RENDLE and G. LESTER..................................................................325
Marketplace............................................................................................................................336B-D Advertisers’ Index .......................................................................................................................336 Cover photo by Dr. Joe Lyman.
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