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Objective movement asymmetry in horses is comparable between markerless technology and sensor‐based systems

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By Anne S. Kallerud, Patrick Marques-Smith, Helle K. Bendiksen, Veterinærene Bendiksen
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1 INTRODUCTION Due to the inherent limitations of the human eye, subjective lameness evaluation is not always reliable even when performed by experienced practitioners.1-4 Agreement between equine practitioners is also variable, and is particularly low when evaluating mild and/or hindlimb lameness.1, 5 Furthermore, there is a risk of expectation bias when subjectively evaluating the response to diagnostic analgesia.6 The use of objective lameness evaluation tools as a complement to subjective...
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Non‐banked curved tracks influence movement symmetry in two‐year‐old Standardbred trotters

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By Anna Byström, Anne S. Kallerud, Elin Hernlund, Biochemistry Swedish
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1 INTRODUCTION Standardbred trotters are raced and often trained on oval tracks and therefore regularly trot through curves.
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Objectively measured movement asymmetry in yearling Standardbred trotters

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By Anne S. Kallerud, Eli H. S. Hendrickson, Emma Persson‐Sjodin
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Abstract Background Lameness evaluation of Standardbred trotters can be challenging due to discrepancies in observed movement asymmetry between in‐hand and track exercise, and between different trotting speeds. There are few studies on objective measurement of movement in Standardbreds, and little knowledge regarding biological variation and clinical significance of measured movement asymmetry in this breed.
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