Stem Cell Therapy: Fact and Fiction
Scott Hopper, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVS
March 14, 2010
Dr. Scott Hopper talks about the truths and myths surrounding stem cell use in horses.
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Dr. Scott Hopper talks about the truths and myths surrounding stem cell use in horses.
Dr. Alan Ruggles of Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital discusses some of the advances in management of septic orthopedic disorders in foals.
How should a normal foaling progress and when should you call the vet? Dr. Mats Troedsson discusses the foaling process and its potential problems.
Botulism results from a deadly toxin that strikes horses swiftly, but exposure can easily be prevented. Dr. Rocky Mason of Hagyard Equine Medical institute tells us more.
Dr. Karen Wolfsdorf of Hagyard Equine Medical Institute shows horse owners how to examine a placenta, a crucial step in managing foaling mares.
Dr. Mats Troedsson of the University of Kentucky discusses a new procedure that could impact the heritability of genetic diseases. (4:17)
Dr. Ed Squires discusses prepping stallions for the breeding season.
Peter Brunelli, president, talks about new and current products in 2010.
Hank Gendion, surgeon consultant for Arthrex, talks about their IRAP and orthopaedic products.
Blake Russell, vice president of sales and business development, talks about the cloning company.
Gavin Tierney, CEO of Bimeda, talks about Bimeda’s product line. (3:14)
Norm Luba, executive director of NAERIC, talks about the organization winning the 2009 Lavin Cup welfare award. (4:11)
Dr. Rodney Belgrave of the Mid-Atlantic Equine Medical Center discusses equine multinodular pulmonary fibrosis. (3:20)
Dr. Karen Wolfsdorf discusses equine abortion causes and precautions.
Dr. Kent Allen, WEG veterinary coordinator, discusses veterinary preparations for WEG. (4:41)
Dr. Scott King of Bayer announces the winners of the AAEP Resort meeting contest and what’s new for Bayer in 2010.
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