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4 AUGUST 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)
The Equine Carpus: Selected Cases and their Rehabilitation
with Melanie Perrier: DACVS/DECVS, CERP
This lecture will provide a review of the equine carpus anatomy including soft tissue structure. We will then go through selected clinical cases and present their main clinical signs, diagnostic modalities, and treatment options for those cases, including some guidelines for rehabilitation.
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18 AUGUST 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)
Sacropelvic Rehabilitation in Horses
with Kevin Haussler: DVM, DC, PhD, Dipl. ACVSMR
This material will present the current knowledge and research on the rehabilitation and prevention of sacropelvic pain and dysfunction in horses.
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1 – 22 SEPTEMBER 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
The Use of Kinesiology Taping in Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation
with Sybille Molle: DVM, DACVSMR, CERT
1 September: Retraining Fascia, Muscle, and Posture.
Fascial issues, muscular pathologies, and postural adaptations are potential causes of poor performance in horses. This webinar aims at the description of the possible uses of kinesiology taping as an adjunct to other physical therapies.
8 September: Tendon and Ligament Injuries and Rehabilitation
Tendon and ligament injuries in sport horses are frequent, and the recovery from those pathologies can be difficult and disappointing because of the incidence of re-injury. This webinar will give an overview of all the possible uses of kinesiology taping as an integration of the rehabilitation program.
15 September: Equine Joint Dysfunction
Joint disease is one of the most common causes of loss of performance in sport horses. Kinesiology taping can be a very useful and non-invasive technique to integrate into the management of joint dysfunction in horses.
22 September: Foals and Young Horses
Limb contractures or angular deviations are a problem that can affect a horse’s future from its first hours of life, with the most commonly sought treatment options being invasive. The use of kinesiology taping can be a valid alternative in some cases. Other possible uses of taping in foals or younger horses are spinal deformities (scoliosis, kyphosis or lordosis), tendon/ligament laxity, and alterations of posture or proprioception.
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6 OCTOBER 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)
The Equine Tarsus: Selected Cases and their Rehabilitation
with Melanie Perrier: DACVS/DECVS, CERP
This lecture will provide a review of the equine tarsus anatomy including soft tissue structure. We will then go through selected clinical cases and present their main clinical signs, diagnostic modalities, and treatment options for those cases, including some guidelines for rehabilitating those cases.
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20 OCTOBER 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)
The Equine Stifle: Selected Cases and their Rehabilitation
with Melanie Perrier: DACVS/DECVS, CERP
This lecture will provide a review of the equine stifle anatomy including soft tissue structure. We will then go through selected clinical cases and present their main clinical signs, diagnostic modalities, and treatment options for those cases, including some guidelines for rehabilitating those cases.
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8 DECEMBER 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)
The Equine Tail: Beneath the Pull
with Kathryn Long: NZRP, AdvDipPhys (Man Th), RegPhysAcupuncture, MSc. Veterinary Physiotherapy.
Anatomy review of the tail with the presentation of our research on the effect of caudal traction on a group of horses with signs of back pain. Research and future considerations discussed.
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23 FEBRUARY 2022 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)
The Pressure to Perform: Choosing an ESWT Device
with Melissa King: DVM, PhD, DACVSMR
This lecture will provide an overview of extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT), its proposed mechanisms of action, differences between various devices, and review the current clinical applications of ESWT.
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