Hoof kinetic patterns differ between sound and laminitic horses

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Background: No kinetic data on hoof loading in laminitic horses are available, despite their importance for optimising supportive shoeing therapies. Objectives: To quantify the load distribution pattern in laminitic and sound horses. Study design: Controlled observational study. Methods: Fifty-four sound and laminitic horses were assigned to three groups: control group (sound horses), group 1 (G1) horses with acute laminitis, evaluated immediately after acute clinical signs subsided, and group 2 (G2) horses that had been free of acute laminitis signs for 6-12 weeks. Measurements on both forelimbs in barefoot condition were performed during walk using the Hoof™ System. Kinetic parameters were recorded and compared between hoof regions and groups using covariance analyses and t tests (P

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Al Naem, M., Litzke, L. F., Failing, K., Burk, J., & Röcken, M. (2021). Hoof kinetic patterns differ between sound and laminitic horses. Equine Veterinary Journal, 53(3), 503–509. https://doi.org/10.1111/evj.13311

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