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Fall 2009 Equine Newsletter from WSU

by Admin 5. October 2009 12:40

Fall 2009 Equine News  includes

  • WSU researching stem cells and surgical technique to heal equine suspensory ligament injuries
  • Veterinary attention crucial in successfully transporting horses with fractures
  • The WSU College of Veterinary Medicine Equine Team
  • 2009 equine interns and residents
  • Preparing for an emergency

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Summer Edition of WSU Equine News

by WSU CVM 16. July 2009 10:08

The Summer 2009 edition of the Equine Newsletter from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University is now available.

http://www.vetmed.wsu.edu/depts-vth/EquineNews/EquineNewsSummer2009.pdf

Topics Include:

  • Washington led the nation in equine West Nile virus cases in 2008  
  • The role of selenium and compounded drugs in horses
  • WSU's Veterinary Pharmacy  
  • Facts about horse care at WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital   

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Spring Equine Newsletter

by WSU CVM 30. March 2009 18:22

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Winter 2009 Equine Newsletter

by WSU CVM 6. January 2009 13:23

The winter 2009 Equine Newsletter is now available at http://www.vetmed.wsu.edu/depts-vth/EquineNews/winter09.pdf 

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Topics Include:

  • WSU’s equine “pass”-port
  • Strangles a serious equine disease, but not often fatal
  • Lameness in pregnant mares
  • Equine embryo transfer an involved but viable breeding option
  • MRI makes equine diagnosis and treatments more accurate and specific
  • WSU equine internal medicine scholarship honors dean
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