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Top Mistakes Made Using the Q, Part 2: Data Interpretation
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Laurie Tyrrell-Schroeder, DVM |
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Top Mistakes Made Using the Q, Part 1 - Instrumentation and Data Collection
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Laurie Tyrrell-Schroeder, DVM |
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Informational Webinar: Objective Lameness Measurement with the Equinosis Q
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Laurie Tyrrell-Schroeder, DVM |
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Interested in learning how objective lameness measurement can improve your sports medicine & lameness care and benefit your practice? Equinosis Director of Veterinary Services Dr. Laurie Tyrrell-Schroeder presents an overview of measuring lameness using the Equinosis Q – the industry leading inertial sensor-based system used in over 75 universities and 35 countries. Dr. Tyrrell-Schroeder presents the advantages of objective measurement in the clinical lameness examination, including: overcoming physical and psychological limitations identifying stride-to-stride and trial-to-trial variability identifying potential compensatory patterns in multiple limb lameness quantifying amplitude of lameness, and assessing change - whether due to diagnostic analgesia, treatment & rehabilitation,...
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Top Mistakes Made Using the Q, Part 2: Data Interpretation
Top Mistakes Made Using the Q, Part 1 - Instrumentation and Data Collection
Informational Webinar: Objective Lameness Measurement with the Equinosis Q
Case Study Hour: Proximal Suspensory Desmitis
The Q: Why Every Vet Should Have it in their Practice Toolbox
Round Table: Using the Q in Ridden Evaluations
Case Study Hour: It's not the foot - now what?
Round Table: Evaluating Diagnostic Analgesia Using Objective Measures
Pitfalls of Interpretation of Diagnostic Analgesia
Maximizing Return on Investment with the Equinosis Q
Rehabilitation of the Equine Athlete and the Aid of Objective Measures
The Ridden Evaluation Part 2: Practical Field Applications with the Q
Lameness Measurement in Thoroughbred Racing
Getting the most out of your Equinosis Q
Introduction to Objective Lameness Evaluation - Applications in Equine Practice
The Ridden Evaluation Part 1: Utilizing the Q Rider Module and Data Interpretation
Journal Watch: 1200 Horse Study Reveals Clinical Considerations for Lameness Evaluation
Utilizing Inertial Sensors in Equine Lameness Measurement (4-Part Basic Training Series)
4th Tex Cauthen Seminar - Lameness Locator Technology and the Racing Horse Roundtable Discussion
2019 ACVS Keynote Encore Presentation: 20+ Years of Measuring Lameness in Horses
Basic Training Webinar: Understanding Equinosis Q Data for rDVMS
Practice Building Webinar: Understanding What Clients Will Pay for Objective Lameness Evaluation
Essentials Training Webinar: Equinosis Q for Vet Techs and Assistants
Advanced Training Webinar: Lunging and Ridden Evaluations with the Q
Advanced Training Webinar: Evaluating Effects of Diagnostic Blocks with the Q
Essentials Training Webinar: Crash Course in the Q
Advanced Training Webinar: Evaluating Flexion Tests
Advanced Training Webinar: Evaluating the Lunge
Advanced Training Webinar: Evaluating MLL with Inertial Sensors
Informational Webinar: An Introduction to Lameness Locator with Dr. Kevin Keegan
Essentials Training Webinar: Understanding the Ridden Evaluation and the LL Rider Module
Advanced Training Webinar: Objective Determination of Lameness in Horses