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What is an Equine Sarcoid and How Can It Be Managed?

The sarcoid should be regarded as a form of skin cancer and should be treated with the respect deserving of any neoplastic state; early veterinary consultation will help to ensure that the condition is not allowed to run rampant. (No CE credit)
03:00:00

DermatologyProceedingsCore Concepts

The Pruritic/Hivey Horse: Allergies and Urticaria, and Ectoparasites

The allergic skin diseases in the horse that are non-arthropod-bite related are atopic dermatitis (atopy), food allergy, and contact allergy. (no CE credit)
01:30:00

DermatologyProceedingsCore Concepts

Strategies for Retained Fetal Membranes

Management of retained fetal membranes is a priority for the health of affected mares. Therapy is directed at rapid, atraumatic removal of membranes and prevention of life-threatening conditions such as metritis and laminitis. (No CE credit)
00:30:00

ProceedingsReproductionCore Concepts

How to Use and Interpret Molecular Tests for Common Genetic Disorders

A survey of recently available genetic tests in horses including cerebellar abiotrophy, congenital myotonia, congenital stationary night blindness, dwarﬁsm, HWSD, Warmblood fragile foal syndrome, hydrocephalus, and immune-mediated myopathy. (no CE credit)
00:30:00

ProceedingsCore ConceptsHow To

How to Interpret History and Physical Examination Findings of a Horse with an Acute Abdomen in the Field

While the majority of horses and foals with colic respond to medical management, early identification of those with a strangulating obstruction is imperative.
00:45:00

ProceedingsCore ConceptsHow To

How to Determine Whether a Wound Involves a Synovial Structure in the Field

Septic arthritis/tenosynovitis/bursitis is a potentially life-threatening condition in horses and early diagnosis and treatment is critical to increase the likelihood of a successful outcome. (No CE credit)
00:30:00

LamenessProceedingsCore ConceptsHow To

Examination and Treatment of Lameness from the Stifle Through the Foot

Lameness diagnosis should be based upon a very thorough clinical examination of the “whole horse” using an intimate knowledge of anatomy and functional anatomy toward “localization” of areas of interest. (no CE credit)
01:00:00

LamenessProceedingsCore ConceptsImaging

Essential Components of the Western Horse Pre-Purchase Exam

The pre-purchase exam can be a stressful and overwhelming event to practitioners. However, done properly, it is a great profit center, which often results in a long-term veterinarian/patient relationship. (no CE credit)
00:30:00

ProceedingsCore ConceptsPre-Purchase ExamWestern horse

Enhancing Your Dental Examination with Oral Endoscopy

In recent years, the use of oral endoscopy in equine dentistry has become more commonplace. This equipment aids examination and also treatment of dental conditions. (no CE credit)
00:30:00

DentistryProceedingsCore ConceptsHow To

Compliance with DEA Regulation of Controlled Substances

Veterinarians frequently use controlled substances, and it is easy to become casual about these drugs. But you must know about the significant penalties for failure to adhere to the legal statutes regarding controlled substances. (No CE credit)
01:00:00

ProceedingsControlled SubstancesCore Concepts

Combining Oral Examination and Radiographic Findings to Optimize Treatment Planning

The complete dental evaluation utilizing both modalities is often essential in formulating a tentative diagnosis and an informed treatment plan. (No CE credit)
01:00:00

DentistryProceedingsCore ConceptsImaging

Biomechanics of the Equine Hind Limb and Pelvis with Regard to Development of Lameness

In-depth knowledge regarding the functional anatomy and segmental biomechanics is crucial to identify biomechanical stress or dysfunction and prevent lameness in the equine athlete. (No CE credit)
01:00:00

LamenessProceedingsCore Concepts

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