Review : Horse Locomotion

Phenylbutazone and the horse--a review.

The clinical uses and side-effects of phenylbutazone in man, horses, and other animals are reviewed. The blood dyscrasias commonly described in man have not been reported in the horse, although several of the more minor side-effects have occasionally been seen (e.g. water retention, depression, transient staggering and phlebitis). Despite the lack of documented evidence, the toxicity of phenylb...

A review on aetiology and pathogeny of African horse sickness

Markup Overlap: A Review and a Horse

Overlap" is the common term for cases where some markup structures do not nest neatly into others, such as when a quotation starts in the middle of one paragraph and ends in the middle of the next. OSIS [Duru03], a standard XML schema for Biblical and related materials, has to deal with extreme amounts of overlap. The simplest case involves book/chapter/verse and book/story/ paragraph hierarchi...

Horse-related injuries in children: a review.

Horseback riding is an increasingly popular activity among today's youth, providing them with the opportunity to learn responsibility and respect for animals. However, it can also be associated with severe injury, of which many physicians are unaware. In 2002, there were an estimated 13,400 emergency department visits nationwide for horse-related injuries among children younger than 15 years. W...

A Review of Cloning in the Horse

More than 10 cloned foals were produced by two laboratories in 2006, and cloning is currently being offered commercially. Cloning is unlikely to result in individuals that excel in performance, but it can be used to produce breeding animals to help preserve valuable equine genetics. Author’s address: Departments of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology and Large Animal Clinical Sciences, Colle...