Research into alpha-2-macroglobulin is shedding light on its potential role as an anti-inflammatory orthobiologic for managing joint disease in horses.
|Articles|March 30, 2011
Today's Daily Dose: Fetlock fusions
Why laminitis is not a big concern when performing this procedure.
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“With fetlock fusions after the typical racetrack breakdown, if the surgery goes well and without complications, many horses become comfortable so quickly that laminitis in the opposite foot is not a major issue.”
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