ASKHQ: SPLINTS
Q: What is a splint? A: A splint is a bony enlargement of the inside or outside of the splint […]
Q: What is a splint? A: A splint is a bony enlargement of the inside or outside of the splint […]
By Dr Luke Poore A locking stifle is caused by upward fixation of the patella in the stifle joint of
Q: My friend’s horse has been diagnosed with a fractured pelvis, yet the horse is not having surgery. Is this
The six types of wounds in horses are as follows: An incision: This is a cut that has clean, straight edges.
“Kissing spines” refers to a decreased space between the uppermost (dorsal) spinous processes of the vertebrae. The space between the
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]n previous articles, we discussed colic as an umbrella term for ‘abdominal pain in the equine’ and looked at some