Equine Veterinary Education

Poor performance associated with equine gastric ulceration syndrome in four Thoroughbred racehorses
pp. 119-124(6)
Authors: Franklin, S.H.; Brazil, T.J.; Allen, K.J.

Poor performance: Can heartburn slow a horse?
pp. 125-126(2)
Author: Andrews, F.M.

Fracture of the ischium in an eight-year-old Arabian gelding: A diagnostic challenge
pp. 127-130(4)
Authors: Driver, A.J.; Nagy, A.

Imaging begins with a physical examination
pp. 131-134(4)
Authors: Martinelli, M.J.; Rantanen, N.W.

Urinary bladder rupture secondary to penile and preputial squamous cell carcinoma in a gelding
pp. 135-139(5)
Authors: May, K.A.; Kuebelbeck, K.L.; Johnson, C.M.

Idiopathic perforating ulceration of the small intestine in five adult horses
pp. 142-147(6)
Authors: White, G.; Mair, T.S.

Ultrasonographic procedure for a complete examination of the proximal third interosseous muscle (proximal suspensory ligament) in the equine forelimbs
pp. 148-153(6)
Authors: Denoix, J.M.; Coudry, V.; Jacquet, S.

Use of ultrasonography to detect pulmonary lesions in Thoroughbred foals in Argentina
pp. 154-158(5)
Authors: Cortez, J.; Aguilar, J.J.; Lagioia, M.; Fernandez, R.; Losinno, L.

Quality of equine veterinary care: Where can it go wrong? A conceptual framework for the quality of equine healthcare, based on court cases against equine practitioners in The Netherlands
pp. 159-165(7)
Authors: Loomans, J.B.A.; van Weeren, P.R.; Vaarkamp, H.; Stolk, P.W.T.h.; Barneveld, A.

Which is the most sensitive and specific commercial test to diagnose Sarcocystis neurona infection (equine protozoal myeloencephalitis) in horses?
pp. 166-168(3)
Author: Johnson, A.L.