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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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Equine Tendon Rehabilitation: Drawing on the Human Literature
with Gillian Tabor: MSc ResM MCSP HCPCreg
Equine tendon rehabilitation remains an area of rehab where we have more questions than answers. In the first lecture of our series, we will review the available literature in both the human and equine fields.
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MAY 2023
Equine Tendon Rehabilitation: SDFT/DDFT Injury
with Gillian Tabor: MSc ResM MCSP HCPCreg
The deep and superficial digital flexor tendons are some of the most commonly injured tendons. In this lecture, we will discuss the rehabilitation theory and progression of these injuries, with a team approach in mind.
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Equine Tendon Rehabilitation: Suspensory Rehabilitation
with Gillian Tabor: MSc ResM MCSP HCPCreg
Suspensory ligament injury can be challenging to identify and to rehabilitate. In this lecture, we will discuss the evaluation and rehabilitation progression of suspensory ligament injury.
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JUNE 2023
Equine Tendon Rehabilitation: Complex Tendon or Ligament Injuries in Other Areas of the Body
with Gillian Tabor: MSc ResM MCSP HCPCreg
While we primarily consider the distal limb when we think about ligament and tendon injuries, the reality is that a ligament or tendon injury can occur in many other regions of the body. In this lecture, we will discuss injury and rehabilitation of the supraspinous and nuchal ligaments, biceps brachii tendon, and more.
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Bodywork for Foals and Young Horses
with Raquel Butler: BVSc, BSc(Hons), Grad Dip ABM (Animal Biomechanical Medicine), Grad Cert LTHE (Learning & Teaching in Higher Ed), EMRT, CCMRT
This lecture will cover the importance and timing of bodywork for foals and young horses and the common issues that may be encountered.
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JULY 2023
The Influence of Scars and Muscle Tears in the Equine Body
with Raquel Butler: BVSc, BSc(Hons), Grad Dip ABM (Animal Biomechanical Medicine), Grad Cert LTHE (Learning & Teaching in Higher Ed), EMRT, CCMRT
This lecture will discuss the common areas of scars and muscle tears and the implications on the horse’s biomechanics. It will highlight the importance of treatment and rehabilitation and the options available.
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Equine Postural Stability
with Raquel Butler: BVSc, BSc(Hons), Grad Dip ABM (Animal Biomechanical Medicine), Grad Cert LTHE (Learning & Teaching in Higher Ed), EMRT, CCMRT
This lecture will discuss the current research on postural stability, its importance, exercises to consider, and avenues of further research.
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AUGUST 2023
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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Influence of Lameness on Thoracolumbar Musculus Multifidus Structure: Implications for Back Function in the Horse
with Melissa King: DVM, PhD, DACVSMR
Impart an understanding of the long-term adaptation processes of the axial skeleton that can occur due to chronic naturally occurring lameness and further justify the consideration of changes in spinal characteristics when rehabilitating limb injuries in equine patients.
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