Equine Veterinary Education

Use of standing low-field magnetic resonance imaging to diagnose middle phalanx bone marrow lesions in horses
pp. 116-123(8)
Authors: Olive, J.; Mair, T.S.; Charles, B.

Diagnosis of middle phalanx bone marrow lesions in horses using magnetic resonance imaging and identification of phase effect cancellation for proper image interpretation
pp. 125-130(6)
Author: Werpy, N.

Subscapular lymph node abscessation as a result of metastatic Streptococcus equi subspecies equi infection: An atypical presentation of bastard strangles in a mare
pp. 131-134(4)
Authors: Whelchel, D.D.; Arnold, C.E.; Chaffin, M.K.

Sequelae and complications of Streptococcus equi subspecies equi infections in the horse
pp. 135-141(7)
Authors: Whelchel, D.D.; Chaffin, M.K.

Mega allantoic vesicles of the equine placenta
pp. 143-144(2)
Authors: Singh, K.; Holyoak, G.R.; Snider, T.A.; DeFrancisco, A.L.; Schlafer, D.

Allantoic vesicles: Only a problem when they are a problem?
pp. 145-146(2)
Author: Morresey, P.R.

Burkholderia mallei infection in a horse imported from Brazil
pp. 147-150(4)
Authors: Elschner, M.C.; Klaus, C.U.; Liebler-Tenorio, E.; Schmoock, G.; Wohlsein, P.; Tinschmann, O.; Lange, E.; Kaden, V.; Klopfleisch, R.; Melzer, F.; Rassback, A.; Neubauer, H.

Glanders and farcy: A re-emerging disease
pp. 151-152(2)
Author: Paar, M.

The current status of antibiotic use in equine reproduction
pp. 156-167(12)
Author: LeBlanc, M.M.