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4 MARCH 2024
The PSSM Journey
with Raquel Butler: BVSc, BSc(Hons), Grad Dip ABM (Animal Biomechanical Medicine), Grad Cert LTHE (Learning & Teaching in Higher Ed), EMRT, CCMRT
This webinar discusses the journey of Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy in a Warmblood, the challenges, and management including rehabilitation.
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Managing The Rider and Bringing Elite Performance to Grassroots
with Lisa Davis: ACPAT Veterinary Physiotherapist
This lecture is designed to highlight the impact that the rider has on the horse and encourage horse riders to consider themselves as an athlete. It is intended to demystify elite performance by explaining the principles of sport-specific training.
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4 APRIL 2024
Re-Thinking Functional Anatomy: What We Have Failed To Notice
with Elizabeth W. Uhl: DVM, Ph.D., DACVP, Veterinary Pathologist,
and Michelle Osborn: MS, PhD, Comparative Anatomist
The body has been thought of as being like a machine, but this model does not accurately reflect functional anatomy. Life is structured through tension (tensegrity), which has profound effects on our understanding of movement, in particular the role of fascia. It also means that movement must be understood in a whole-body context rather than then as the function of individual parts. We will discuss this exciting new paradigm and how it changes our understanding of athletic function in both humans and horses.
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Functional Whole-Body Modelling of Horse and Rider
with Elizabeth W. Uhl: DVM, Ph.D., DACVP, Veterinary Pathologist,
and Michelle Osborn: MS, PhD, Comparative Anatomist
While whole-body analysis is commonly used to assess human athletic function and to prevent injury (pre-habilitation) this approach is rarely used to assess the athletic performances of horses. In this presentation, we will discuss the implications of the tensegrity paradigm and the development of whole-body functional models of horses and riders that can be used to better understand movement and the causes of poor performance and chronic athletic injuries.
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4 MAY 2024
Practical Applications: Navicular Syndrome
with Elizabeth W. Uhl: DVM, Ph.D., DACVP, Veterinary Pathologist,
and Michelle Osborn: MS, PhD, Comparative Anatomist
We consider the functional anatomy and pathology of the navicular apparatus and use our models to inform a functional, whole-body approach to better understand the pathogenesis of navicular syndrome.
Practical Applications: Cervical DJD and Other Case Studies
with Elizabeth W. Uhl: DVM, Ph.D., DACVP, Veterinary Pathologist,
and Michelle Osborn: MS, PhD, Comparative Anatomist
We will investigate cases of caudal cervical degenerative joint disease by documenting the vertebral lesions and modeling the postural mechanics associated with them. We will also discuss applications of a whole-body functional approach to other cases of chronic degenerative tissue injury and lameness.
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4 JUNE 2024
Post Colic Surgery Rehabilitation for The Equine Patient
with Gillian F Tabor: Reader in Veterinary Physiotherapy; ACPAT Chartered Physiotherapist
This webinar will discuss an overview of colic in horses and the common surgical procedures that Vetrehabbers should be aware of. We will discuss the role of rehabilitation following acute post-op care, as well as rehabilitation through the stages of healing with a return to full function and sport. The evidence basis, precautions and indications will be discussed.
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Practical Application of The Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram
with Sue Dyson: MA, VetMB, PhD, FRCVS
What is the RHpE, why do we need it and how is it used?
4 JULY 2024
Safety of the Practitioner
with Gillian F Tabor: Reader in Veterinary Physiotherapy; ACPAT Chartered Physiotherapist
An overview of learning theory for rehabbers and how this relates to safety as a practitioner.
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Hoof Matters: Forces, Locomotion and Unevenness
with Sarah Jane Hobbs: Professor of Equine and Human Locomotion
This lecture will initially describe how we report and evaluate ground reaction forces. Following this we will explore the amazing material properties of hoof horn. This background information will then be applied in the context of force production and locomotion of horses with uneven feet.
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