No Evidence That Therapeutic Systemic Corticosteroid Administration is Associated With Laminitis in Adult Horses Without Underlying Endocrine or Severe Systemic Disease.
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Cathy McGowan & Daniel Cooper , et al.
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Can changes in hoof wall temperature and digital pulse pressure be used to predict laminitis onset?
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Honoria Brown
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Continuous digital hypothermia in the prevention and treatment of acute equine laminitis
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Karen Pickering & Joanne Ireland
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In Horses With Chronic Laminitis, Do Venograms Compared to Plain Radiographs Give Greater Diagnostic or Prognostic Information?
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Claire E Wylie & Christopher C Pollitt
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Collaboration as a Key Feature of Equine Evidence-Based Research: A Laminitis Case Study
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Claire Wylie
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Equine osteoarthritis: is intra-articular polyacrylamide gel more effective than corticosteroid in improving lameness?
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Constance Bowkett-Pritchard
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Is inhaled immunotherapy more effective than environmental management when treating equine asthma?
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Amy Leather & Sarah Smith
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In Dogs That Have Had Intussusception Does Enterοplication Prevent Recurrence?
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Foteini Kormpou & Sophie Adamantos
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