Alexandra Beckstett
Washing with antibacterial soap horse leg with mud fever in pastern, caused by an infection of the skin by the bacteria Dermatophilus congolensis, which often occurs in muddy and wet paddocks
Topical and Systemic Treatment of Equine Skin Infections  
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The Ethics of Airway Surgery in Equine Athletes 
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Daily Vet Life: Surgical Correction of Wry Nose 
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Recognizing Early Lamellar Structural Failure in Performance Horses
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What to Do if a Horse’s Foot MRI Has No Abnormalities 
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Researchers Assess Prevalence of ID and Subclinical Laminitis in Sport Horses
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Daily Vet Life: Rehabbing Suspensory and Sacroiliac Injuries
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Update on New World Screwworm Cases 
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Daily Vet Life: Show Jumper Undergoes Life-Saving Colic Surgery 
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The horses in the farm pasture spend their time peacefully eating hay and grazing on the lush green grass
Treatment Strategies for Equine Glandular Gastric Disease
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Disease Du Jour: Equine Kidney Disease
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Disease Du Jour: Developing A New Surgical Technique for Recurrent Laryngeal Neuropathy
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Diagnosing and Managing Joint Flares vs. Sepsis in Horses
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