…as a staff surgeon at a private practice referral center in Texas before joining Palm Beach Equine. His special interests are the diagnosis and treatment of lameness in equine athletes.?…
…which often are done without a diagnosis, but rather, because Fred down the way did it to his horse before it won. Was there a connection? Who knows, so why…
…to you and your veterinarian. However, your veterinarian must be the one to actually examine the horse, make a diagnosis, and prescribe a treatment. With that said, in general, pigment…
…don’t offer a diagnosis. They give possible scenarios and describe similar cases. They ask questions: Was it cultured’ Did the vet do X blood test’ They help the question askers…
…do not have data on this,” he says. Is It Lyme? Early diagnosis is the key to preventing the most serious effects of Lyme disease, but that’s easier said than…
…with the diagnosis of insect-bite hypersensitivity.? I base this not only on the pattern of distribution of the pruritic areas on your horse, but also on the seasonality associated with…
…should include and how the physician comes to a diagnosis. If your doctor suggests disk injections, vertebroplasty, or other treatments, this book explains what they mean. The information is so…
The first step in successful treatment is a correct diagnosis. In years past, that was a game of ruling out one possibility at a time, based mainly on X-rays. However,…
…out about your diagnosis. What went through your mind? Mary Trafford: It was 1998. I was riding at the time. When I heard the news, I was shocked. I was…
…colon – intussusception, which is the ?telescoping? of one section of bowel inside another – enteroliths, concretions that form in the right dorsal colon ??Diagnosis: Most diagnostic workups for colic…
