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Rehabilitation: the road back to recovery

Rehabilitation is rarely a straight path. In this article, Morgan Lashley outlines how to structure recovery plans for orthopaedic injuries — and why objective monitoring is key to long-term success.

Talking biological fingerprints at the EGAS course in Lüsche

We caught up with three veterinarians and a physiotherapist to get the lowdown on the increased use of gait analysis and how longitudinal monitoring can improve client services and animal welfare.

Decoding equine pain through facial expressions and behaviour

In the field of equine biomechanics, we often come across the concept of pain. In measuring movement asymmetries, an important question arises: what are we actually measuring?

Objective gait analysis in equine lameness exams: MoCap vs. IMU vs. Sleip

For equine veterinarians, a precise lameness exam is essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Traditionally, these exams relied heavily on subjective visual observations. In recent years, objective gait analysis has become more widely adopted — helping standardise assessments and support clinical decision-making with consistent, quantifiable data.

Inviting horse owners to record through Sleip: 5 questions to Karolina Dahlkvist

Karolina Dahlkvist, clinic director at one of Evidensia’s equine clinics since 2008, is a seasoned equine veterinarian with a focus on orthopedics and ultrasonography. She’s found a new way to work with horse owners and keep closer tabs on her equine patients.

15 February 2024

Introducing Sleip Talk: connect with equine experts on issues that impact horse health and performance

In the first episode of Sleip Talk, hosted by veterinarian and biomechanics researcher Elin Hernlund, we dive into what motion analysis can bring to equine care and how insights into biomechanics impact the way top riders work with their horses.