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General Wound Management in Horses

...being accident-prone. Depending upon the wound location and the amount of time since it first occurred, you might see some of the following signs: Lameness or unwillingness to bear weight...
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Fractures in Horses (Surgical Repair)

...to a stall and may be required to wear a cast or bandage with or without a splint for a period of time. The length of the rest and rehabilitation...
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Past ACVS Surgery Summit Working Groups

...appear in both show and western performance horses. Next, they explored treatment options for IDDSP, highlighting the need to identify the underlying cause. Tie-forward was deemed the preferred method for...
Large Animal Topic

Equine Enucleation

...which is then filled with an implant or prosthesis to maintain orbital volume and cosmetic appearance. This will make it appear that a globe is still present; however, the inner...
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Vulvar Fold Dermatitis

...obesity, breed conformation, or due to early neutering (juvenile vulva). These excessive skin folds can lead to the accumulation of urine and vaginal secretions. A moist, dark environment is created...
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Upcoming resident needs assessment survey

...of current and future services, and provide insights into resident wellness during training. Residents should be on the lookout in early July for an invitation to participate in the survey....
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Stephen A. Bilbrey

...my development into the surgeon I am today. He is not only a great surgeon, he is a kind and generous person who is always willing to lend an ear...
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Update on proposed ABVP orthopedic surgery fellowship

ACVS continues to receive concerns from Diplomates regarding the proposed American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP) orthopedic surgery fellowship. ACVS has been monitoring this situation for the past year and...