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MRI cases in the standing
sedated horse
This booklet was written for equine MRI users, referring veterinarians, veterinary students, and horse owners interested to learn more about MRI. It illustrates 14 cases with MRI images obtained using the Hallmarq standing equine MRI system. The clinical history and examination are outlined before the MRI images and findings are described in detail. |
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MRI artifacts - and how to avoid
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An MRI scanner integrates a mix of different technologies, and demands a range of skills from the operator. This booklet describes how to recognise if the system or its operation is 'not quite right', and what to do to ensure high quality images. Available on request |
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MRI protocols for the standing
sedated horse
This booklet was written as training and reference material for users of the Hallmarq standing MRI system. It outlines important issues to consider in preparing for an equine MRI examination, and describes a standard recommended protocol in detail. |
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Publications |
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Distal Limb of the Standing Horse Technique and Review of 40 Cases of Foot Lameness. T.S. Mair, J. Kinns, R.D. Jones and N.M. Bolas, 49th conference of American Association of Equine Practioners, 2003
What a Difference MRI Makes, N.A. White, N.M. Werpy, Compendium on Continuing Education for Practicing Veterinarians, Equine Edition, 27(10A)Fall 2005
Review of Principles and Clinical Applications of Magnetic Resonance Imaging In The Horse, N.M. Werpy, C.P. Ho, C.E. Kawcak, N.W. Rantanen and C.W. McIlwraith AAEP Proceedings 2006: 52, 427-440
Standing MRI Lesions Identified in Jumping and Dressage Horses With Lameness Isolated to the Foot. R.D. Mitchell, R.B. Edwards, L.D. Mahkreel and T.D. Oliveira AAEP Proceedings 2006: 52, 422-426
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