Lameness

Fracture of the proximal sesamoid bones is a leading cause of injury in racehorses. The ability to pinpoint at-risk Read more

Despite meticulous care and attention to soundness, young racehorses are often sidelined by shin soreness, known also as “bucked Read more

Research shows that local anesthetics have the potential to initiate inflammatory reactions, which may ultimately harm joint tissues. Read more

he joint, called the synovium, secretes proteins believed to protect cartilage from the devastating effects of inflammation. Read more

Laminitis is always a concern for horse owners, and that concern is increasing with the rise of endocrinopathies diagnosed Read more

Injured tendons require a moderate level of inflammation to initiate healing, but prolonged inflammation may induce scarring. Read more

A review of yearling X-rays suggested low to moderate risk to future racing performance with osteochondral defects of the Read more

A rapid test to detect synovial infections can be lifesaving, and this may be possible by measuring serum amyloid Read more

Stem cells decline in their ability to differentiate into cartilage and bone cells as they age, potentially leaving older Read more

Researchers recently examined whether circular exercise leads to asymmetry of forelimb bones in youing animals. Read more