Gait analysis

Thu 23 May 2013

Influence of different exercise regimes on the proximal hoof circumference in young Thoroughbred horses

Decurnex, V.; Anderson, G.A.; Davies, H.M.S. Equine Veterinary Journal March 2009 41 3 233-236(4)

The effects of limb posture on relationships between in vitro radial hoof strain, load and joint angles

Hobbs, S.J.; Mather, J.; Rolph, C.; Richards, J. Equine Veterinary Journal March 2009 41 3 229-232(4)

Ex vivo calibration and validation of in vivo equine bone strain measures

Davies, H.M.S. Equine Veterinary Journal March 2009 41 3 225-228(4)

Thirty-two component finite element models of a horse and donkey digit

Collins, S.N.; Murray, R.C.; Kneissl, S.; Stanek, C.; Hinterhofer, C. Equine Veterinary Journal March 2009 41 3 219-224(6)

In vitro evaluation of metacarpophalangeal joint loading during simulated walk

den Hartog, S. M.; Back, W.; Brommer, H.; van Weeren, P. R. Equine Veterinary Journal March 2009 41 3 214-217(4)

Deformation of the equine pelvis in response to in vitro 3D sacroiliac joint loading

Haussler, K.K.; McGilvray, K.C.; Ayturk, U.M.; Puttlitz, C.M.; Hill, A.E.; McIlwraith, C.W. Equine Veterinary Journal March 2009 41 3 207-212(6)

Trunk deformation in the trotting horse

Nauwelaerts, S.; Clayton, H.M. Equine Veterinary Journal March 2009 41 3 203-206(4)

Evidence of the development of 'domain-restricted' expertise in the recognition of asymmetric motion characteristics of hindlimb lameness in the horse

Parkes, R.S.V.; Weller, R.; Groth, A.M.; May, S.; Pfau, T. Equine Veterinary Journal February 2009 41 2 112-117(6)

Short-term habituation of equine limb kinematics to tactile stimulation of the coronet

H. M. Clayton, A. D. White, L. J. Kaiser, S. Nauwelaerts, M. Lavagnino, N. C. Stubbs Veterinary and Comparative Orthopaedics and Traumatology 2008 21 3 211-214

Adaptation Strategies of Horses with Lameness

Michael A. Weishaupt DrMedVet, PhD Veterinary Clinics Equine Practice 2008 24 79-100

Jobs

Clinical Assistant Professor of Small Animal Orthopedic Surgery - Department of Clinical Sciences at NCSU

The Department of Clinical Sciences at NCSU, College of Veterinary Medicine is seeking a non-tenure track Clinical Assistant Professor of Small Animal Orthopedic Surgery.

Qualifications: DVM or equivalent degree. Board certification in the European or American College of Veterinary Surgeons is preferred with ECVS/ACVS board eligibility required. Expertise in small animal orthopedic surgery is preferred.