Tabitha Sternberg Allen,Sherry Johnson
Tabitha Sternberg Allen
The physical stresses on equine athletes are unique and differ across various disciplines. Recognizing these differences is essential for early detection of injuries and effective management of the competition horse's health. Equine sports ...
Equine Abdominal Surgery: Predicting and Preventing Postoperative Complications [0.03%]
马腹腔手术：预测和预防术后并发症
Margaret Mudge
Margaret Mudge
Morbidity after equine abdominal surgery is common and post-operative complications can be costly to owners. The focus of this article is on intraoperative decision-making and current evidence, including surgical techniques and prognostic i...
Katherine E Wilson,Jennifer L Davis
Katherine E Wilson
Adverse drug events (ADEs) are any harms caused by medical interventions used for treatment, prevention, or diagnosis. These events can happen due to human error or as unintended, harmful reactions to drugs when given at normal therapeutic ...
Clinical Updates on Superficial Digital Flexor Tendon Injuries: Insights on Diagnostic and Therapeutic Advancements [0.03%]
浅层指深屈肌腱损伤的临床更新：诊断和治疗进展的见解
Roger K W Smith,Michael C Schramme
Roger K W Smith
Superficial digital flexor tendinopathy is one of the most common orthopedic soft tissue injuries in horses. The veterinary challenge for this condition is less related to identifying the presence of the injury (as it is usually readily evi...
Sushmitha Durgam
Sushmitha Durgam
The mid-metacarpal SDFT, intrasynovial DDFT and suspensory ligament are frequently injured soft tissues in the equine athlete. The mid-metacarpal SDFT exhibits a hierarchical structure and encounters repetitive strains at its functional lim...
Structure Function Relationships in the Aging Superficial Digital Flexor Tendon: Implications for Injury [0.03%]
浅层指深屈肌腱老化过程中的结构和功能改变及其对损伤的影响
Danae E Zamboulis,Chavaunne T Thorpe
Danae E Zamboulis
The high stresses and strains experienced by the superficial digital flexor tendon (SDFT) make it prone to age-related injury. The SDFT exhibits cellular and structural specializations, localized to the interfascicular matrix (IFM), enablin...
Aaron Tay,Mattie McMaster
Aaron Tay
Equine tendon lacerations are not uncommon secondary to traumatic wounds and degloving lacerations. These wounds are often contaminated and, therefore, basic principles of wound assessment and management are critical to identify the extent ...
Caitlyn R Horne,W Rich Redding
Caitlyn R Horne
The location of a suspensory ligament (SL) injury heavily influences the clinical presentation, prognosis, and treatment options. Diagnostic imaging is necessary to provide an accurate diagnosis and is critical to ensure the institution of ...
Drew W Koch
Drew W Koch
Our understanding of tendon homeostasis and repair following injury has made great strides through basic science, clinical veterinary medicine, and preclinical translational research. We have now gleaned a greater understanding of the cellu...
Current and Emerging Biologic Therapies for Equine Tendon and Ligament Injuries [0.03%]
用于治疗马的肌腱和韧带损伤的当前及新兴生物疗法
Shannon S Connard,Lauren V Schnabel
Shannon S Connard
This review explores the use of biologics in the treatment of tendon and ligament injuries in horses, focusing on current and emerging therapies aimed at enhancing tissue repair and regeneration. It discusses the role of scaffold-based ther...