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Volume 29 No 3, October 2011 A publication of the Center for Equine Health • School of Veterinary Medicine • University of California, Davis
Equine Fractures: Improving the Chances
for a Successful Outcome
Each step of treatment, beginning immediately after injury (first aid), is critical for improving the chances for a successful outcome.
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rthopedic injuries account for
the majority of career-limiting
diseases in horses used for
athletic purposes ranging from pleasure
riding to high-performance sports
such as jumping, racing, endurance or
dressage competitions. We often hear
about fractures that occur in horseracing,
perhaps because the high rate of speed
involved and the forces exerted on
each leg tend to produce catastrophic
fractures. But bone fractures can occur
anywhere, even in a barn stall or a<
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