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期刊名:Veterinary clinics of north america-equine practice

缩写:VET CLIN N AM-EQUINE

ISSN:0749-0739

e-ISSN:1558-4224

IF/分区:1.4/Q3

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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...
Brian Beasley Brian Beasley
The overall objective of therapeutic farriery for equine tendon and ligament injuries is to provide a biomechanical environment conducive to healing by limiting excessive strain on the injured structure. With an understanding of equine limb...
Caitlin Moreno,Hilary Rice Caitlin Moreno
Diagnostic and treatment strategies for infectious equine tendon and ligament disorders are continually evolving where recent progress is focused on advanced imaging and evidence supporting endoscopic lavage and regional antimicrobial thera...
Rebecca Urion,Meghann Lustgarten,Eric T Hostnik Rebecca Urion
Technological developments in imaging modalities have advanced the diagnostic capabilities for equine tendon and ligament injuries beyond the traditional methods. This review examines elastography techniques in ultrasonography that assess t...
José M García-López José M García-López
Intrathecal and intrasynovial tendon and ligament injuries can result in extrusion of tendon/ligament fibers, granuloma, and adhesion formation that not only impairs healing of the original injury but can create new injuries that negatively...
Katherine L Ellis,Shyla Giancola Katherine L Ellis
Rehabilitation for tendon/ligament injury requires a multimodal approach to reduce pain, restore range of motion, improve proprioception/neuromotor control, and improve strength/endurance. Multiple tools are available to accomplish these go...
Mathilde Pluim,Angela Reynolds,Scott McClure Mathilde Pluim
High-power laser therapy and extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) can be safely used to treat tendon and ligament injuries in horses, and the potential beneficial effects have been described. The power of low level lasers is not suffici...
Vivian Quam Vivian Quam
Inflammation plays a role in acute and chronic equine tendon/ligament injury; anti-inflammatories are often indicated. Local corticosteroids provide consistent and profound short-term effects on pain and inflammation across species. However...
Catherine McGowan Catherine McGowan
Traumatic muscle injuries are likely to be frequent in athletic horses yet are often overlooked. These injuries usually involve internal (intrinsic) trauma, and particularly occur in athletic horses exercising at higher intensities, at unac...