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How to quantify the impact of the treatment protocol? – Valérie de Picciotto
Valérie de Picciotto, equine veterinarian, shares her experience of longitudinal monitoring after treatment with the EQUISYM system.
How can a quantification tool be integrated into veterinary practice?
Objective assessment of locomotion is gradually becoming a standard procedure in equine clinics worldwide, as it overcomes some of the limitations inherent in subjective gait analysis (Serra Braganca et al. 2018).
Mais comment s’adapter à ces changements ? Quelle stratégie adopter pour exploiter au mieux les atouts de ces nouveaux outils ?
Horse locomotion in a circle: analysis and interpretation
The locomotion of the horse in a circle is particularly complex to analyze and interpret. Impacts, analysis and example of interpretation.
Equine welfare: the measurement indicators’ complexity
In this article, we will make a quick review of the equine welfare history, analyze several indicators allowing a first multidimensional evaluation of the equine welfare, and finally list some initiatives that have been implemented by the institutions to prevent abuse.
Research projects: the use of locomotion quantification tools – Claire MACAIRE
We had the pleasure to discuss with Claire MACAIRE, ac graduate of a master’s in biomechanics and bioengineering, who works every day with EQUISYM, a tool for quantifying locomotion, as part of her thesis.
Stress in horses: what impact on health and performance?
In this article, we will look at the main indicators for measuring stress, as well as the physiological and behavioral consequences of stress. Finally, we will look at the different methods for stress management in order to improve the well-being of the horse.
How to measure the evolution of the horse’s locomotion?
The quantification systems allow monitoring the evolution of the horse’s locomotion, collecting and storing data from different examinations.
EQUIMETRE VET, a second scientific validation
EQUIMETRE is scientifically validated for ECG and arrhythmia detection, two years after being validated for heart rate.
PR. Henry CHATEAU – Research & Training – EQUISYM
In this interview, Professor Henry CHATEAU explains how EQUISYM is used for veterinary training and clinical research.
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