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7 DECEMBER 2022
Equine Water Treadmill Exercise: Research findings and Clinical Relevance
with Kathryn Nankervis: Assoc Professor, Hartpury University
Understanding the biomechanical and physiological demands of water treadmill exercise is essential for constructing safe and effective rehabilitation programmes. The aim of this webinar is to equip practitioners with some key information from the existing evidence base that should enable them to figure out whether or not a case should be exercised on a water treadmill, and if so, how.
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21 DECEMBER 2022
Lunging Safely for Rehabilitation
with Gillian Burns: BS, DVM, Dip Eq Manip
When done correctly, lunging is a valuable rehabilitation tool. This webinar will discuss the ways in which we can use this modality within a therapeutic exercise program to rehabilitate horses from injury.
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10 JANUARY 2023
Radiofrequency Therapy - What Is It and How Does It Fit With Other Available Modalities
with Tim Watson: Prof, PHD
Radiofrequency therapy has become very popular in Animal and Veterinary based therapy. This session will explore what it is and how it ‘fits’ with other existing electrophysical modalities.
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25 JANUARY 2023
Equine Radiofrequency Therapy - What Does the Evidence Say?
with Tim Watson: Prof, PHD
Session 1 explored radiofrequency therapy in context. This session explores the Animal Health based evidence for the modality.
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8 FEBRUARY 2023
Prevention, Treatment, and Management of Repetitive Sprain/Strain Injuries in Dressage Horses - Part 1
with Christa Veinotte: Equine Rehabilitation Specialist
This presentation takes the audience through the pain cycle, why and where these injuries happen and how we can treat them. More importantly, I discuss how to prevent these injuries from occurring.
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22 FEBRUARY 2023
Sprain and Strain Injuries in Dressage Horses - Part 2
with Christa Veinotte: Equine Rehabilitation Specialist
This webinar will discuss more in-depth ways to assist with the rehabilitation of these injuries including kinesiology applications for each phase of healing.
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8 MARCH 2023
Objective Gait Analysis in the Horse
with Constanza Gomez Alvarez: PhD MRCVS FHEA CVA CCRT
This lecture will describe different systems in use today for gait analysis in horses for the quantification of asymmetries consistent with lameness; and how visual examination relates to objective gait analysis.
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5 APRIL 2023
The Relationship Between the Limbs and the Vertebral Column in Health and Pain
with Constanza Gomez Alvarez: PhD MRCVS FHEA CVA CCRT
This lecture will describe the intricate relationship between the limbs and the vertebral column in quadrupeds, particularly in the horse, and how this perfectly balanced relationship is disrupted when pain is present in either of the anatomical areas and will discuss what is primary and secondary: back pain or lameness originating in the distal limb.
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