Movement asymmetry: Biological variation or lameness? by Marie Rhodin
Marie Rhodin, DVM explores movement asymmetry in horses and whether it is possible to say when the asymmetry indicates lameness.
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Marie Rhodin, DVM explores movement asymmetry in horses and whether it is possible to say when the asymmetry indicates lameness.
We caught up with Peder Fredricson, top-ranked showjumping rider and Olympian medalist, about his routines, the upcoming Olympics and motion analysis.
Dewi Bergman-van Mechelen is the leading equine physio. She specialises in orthomanual therapy, chiropraxis, and sports rehabilitation for horses.
In our latest blog, Dr. Morgan Lashley, DVM, ECVSMR, talks us through the importance of a tailored approach and details the different rehabilitation phases
Experts Michael Schoeberl, Stijn Deturck, Diana Landskron, and physiotherapist Eoghan Nagle discuss the use of gait analysis in equine welfare and client service.
Can decoding facial expressions help us know if the asymmetry is caused by pain? Hear it from Dr Johan Lundblad.
In this webinar Elin Hernlund, DVM, PhD, Diplomate ECVSMR, CMO and co-founder at Sleip, covers research behind the technology, discusses how to interpret data, talks about case studies, and of course answers some questions.
Learn how Marcus Swail has integrated gait analysis into daily practice. Sleiping has become a standard at Swail’s practice, and something he is integrating into his work with the team riders. It helps guide diagnosis, gauge treatment, and provides valuable documentation.
Watch this walk-through video to get familiar with the app's interface. In our Guides and Tutorials section, we have all videos and guides to give you insight on how to record correctly, and understand how to interpret data. Learn with us!
Sleip’s easy-to-understand visual presentations can be used to explain treatments and share rehabilitation progress with clients. Historical analyses are always easily accessible and help your clients gain a better understanding of their horse’s unique motion patterns. Sleip makes regular check-ups smoother and help return the horse to full performance without the risk of setbacks.