Tendon and ligament injuries Articles

 
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Diagnosing and treating a displaced SDFT »

21 November, 2011

Find out how to diagnose and treat a displaced superficial digital flexor tendon

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MRI scans can predict tendon recovery »

13 December, 2010

Diagnosing lameness and making a long-term prognosis has become more accurate with the use of MRI

The pros and cons of firing »

29 January, 2007

Firing a horse’s legs is a highly controversial treatment designed to help healing and encourage the repair of tendon damage through counter irritation

Understanding the risks of tendon damage »

18 April, 2006

The Animal Health Trust research has shown that horses competing at the top of their sport are more likely suffer tendon damage than those competing at lower levels

Vet innovations: Stem cell therapy »

30 January, 2006

Stem cell therapy is a new treatment that may help more equine athletes return to competition following tendon injuries

The brave new world of stem cell therapy »

30 September, 2005

Horse & Hound explains what stem cell therapy is, and how it could help your horse recover from injury or disease

Suspensory ligaments: desmitis »

13 October, 2004

Suspensory ligament desmitis can end a horse's career. H&H explains the challenges in treating this condition and outlines the latest research

Dealing with tendon injuries »

27 April, 2004

Any suspected tendon injury needs prompt veterinary attention if a drama is not to unfold into a crisis, warns HORSE magazine

All about orthopaedic infections »

29 March, 2004

Infections of the horse's legs can be hard to diagnose in the early stages and often prove difficult to treat with complications being common

All about suspensory ligament injuries »

19 March, 2004

Injury to the suspensory ligament is potentially serious although most horses return to work at some level says H&H's veterinary expert

Understanding tendon injuries »

18 March, 2004

Horse & Hound dispels some of the mysteries associated with tendon injuries, which can potentially end a horse's career

Understanding pastern damage »

20 October, 2003

The complex structure of the pastern leaves tendons and ligaments vulnerable to a range of strains and trauma, and accurate diagnosis of an injury can be difficult

All about tendon injuries »

14 May, 2003

Dr Roger Smith, a specialist in equine surgery, looks at tendon strains, one of the most common injuries in competition horses

Coping with tendon injuries »

13 November, 2002

Advice from HORSE magazine on what to do if you horse suffers a tendon injury

All about sesamoid bones »

3 April, 2002

Located at the back of the fetlock joint, sesamoid bones play an important role in supporting much of the horse's weight

Q&A: How damaging is firing? »

26 February, 2002

Expert advice from HORSE magazine on the effects and implications of firing forelegs

Understanding tendon injuries »

28 November, 2001

Older horses involved in athletic work are often the victims of check ligament injuries.

A horse with a tendon injury will need quiet exercise during recovery

Treating tendon trouble »

24 October, 2001

A long convalescence and a careful exercise programme are often the best way of treating tendon injuries

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