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Overground endoscopic examination following laryngeal tie‐forward in horses with dorsal displacement of the soft palate

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By Timothy P. Barnett, Victoria A. Colgate, Natalie Robinson, Lorraine Palmer
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Objectives To compare overground endoscopy (OGE) findings and racing performance in horses before and after laryngeal tie-forward (LTF) surgery for the treatment of intermittent dorsal displacement of the soft palate (iDDSP). Study design Retrospective case series with follow up. Animals A total of 56 horses met the inclusion criteria.
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Outcome and Racing Performance Following Standing Fracture Repair in 245 Horses

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By Victoria A. Colgate, Natalie Robinson, Timothy P. Barnett, Andrew P. Bathe
| EquiManagement Verified
Repair of sagittal proximal phalanx (P1) and parasagittal metacarpal/metatarsal III (MC/MTIII) fractures has evolved over recent decades from a procedure carried out solely under general anaesthesia, to one commonly performed under standing sedation. To date, standing fracture repair has not been evaluated for large cohorts.
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Outcome and racing performance following standing fracture repair in 245 horses

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By Victoria A. Colgate, Natalie Robinson, Timothy P. Barnett, Andrew P. Bathe
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Musculoskeletal injuries, notably lower limb fractures, continue to be a major cause of morbidity, mortality1 and wastage among Thoroughbred racehorses, adversely affecting horse welfare and threatening the social licence upon which horseracing operates.
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