2022 conference proceedings of the Equine Veterinarians Branch of the NZVA 20-22 June 2022, Hamilton, New Zealand

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: New Zealand Equine Veterinary Association. Equine Veterinarians Branch. Annual Conference
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Wellington, New Zealand New Zealand Veterinary Association 2022
Series:Publication (New Zealand Veterinary Association) ; no. 366.
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Recurrent laryngeal neuropathy: diagnosis, clinical aspects, treatment and prognosis
  • Endoscopy of the upper respiratory tract in thoroughbred horses at public auction sales - is it worthwhile?
  • General anaesthesia of the equine patient
  • Anaesthesia of the foal
  • Coagulation assessment via thromboelastography in obese equids with insulin dysregulation compared to healthy controls
  • Equine traceability in New Zealand
  • Management of a septic scapulohumeral joint in a three-week-old welsh pony foal
  • Mycosis of the guttural pouch
  • Validation of an embryo grading system for vitrified in vivo and ICSI-derived embryos
  • Bilateral pyelonephritis in a broodmare: a case report
  • Ulcerative keratomycosis caused by Aspergillus fumigatus in a 14-year-old quarter horse mare
  • Complicated carpal and metacarpal bone fractures repaired by partial carpal arthrodesis
  • Equine standing sedation and analgesia?
  • Epidural and perineural anaesthesia in the equine patient
  • EOTRH syndrome: what you need to know about this excruciating condition
  • Conditions of the epiglottis
  • Conditions of the soft palate
  • Arytenoid chondropathy
  • Progress in equine computed tomography
  • Computed tomography of the equine head: indications and diagnosis
  • Functional anatomy and biomechanics of the equine foot
  • Structure and function of horse shoes, effect on foot function, and biomechanical applications
  • Equine hoof capsule distortions: an overview
  • Faecal egg count programmes and current anthelmintic recommendations
  • An approach to hindlimb lameness
  • How to interpret x-rays of the carpus and hock: what is normal and what is abnormal?
  • Managing post castration haemorrhage
  • Preparation for anaesthesia of the horse
  • Management of common complications associated with field anaesthesia in the horse
  • Uterine cysts in the mare and the danger they present when pregnancy testing
  • How to: manage the mare for artificial insemination