September KENA Meeting Focuses on Equine Stem Cell Therapy
Kentucky Horse Council
September 2, 2011
The September KENA meeting will focus on the use of stem cell therapy to treat injuries in horses.
The September KENA meeting will focus on the use of stem cell therapy to treat injuries in horses.
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A published study examining the effects of stem cell therapy in superficial digital flexor tendinopathy.
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