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New CT scanner improves imaging options for horses
The Johnson Family Equine Hospital installed a cutting-edge Qalibra CT scanner, allowing for high-resolution, 3D imaging of horses’ head and limbs, often without the need for general anesthesia.
Small Animal Rehabilitation: Restoring mobility and hope
The CSU Small Animal Small Animal Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy service works with companion animals and their owners to treat joint, muscle, and tendon injuries and diseases, including arthritis and canine cruciate ligament injury.
Veterinary Vertex: Rethinking Equine Anesthesia: The Impact of Fasting on Postoperative Care
Drs. Charlie Barton and Rachel Hector explain how their controlled randomized trial reveals that fasting horses before surgery doesn’t offer the anesthetic benefits we’ve long believed. Instead, it delays postoperative manure output, causing unnecessary stress on our equine patients.