Poor performance in the horse: Diagnosing the non-orthopaedic causes

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Abstract

Poor performance and gait deficits in the equine athlete are most commonly caused by lameness of orthopaedic origin; however, there are numerous other potential sources that should be taken into consideration. This review describes the clinical signs and diagnostic tests for non-orthopaedic causes of poor performance and gait deficits in the equine athlete.

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Ellis, K. L., Contino, E. K., & Nout-Lomas, Y. S. (2023, April 1). Poor performance in the horse: Diagnosing the non-orthopaedic causes. Equine Veterinary Education. John Wiley and Sons Inc. https://doi.org/10.1111/eve.13712

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