As the use of orthobiologics for equine lameness management has expanded, questions remain around how different devices perform, how best to use them, and which factors may influence their clinical output. Recent equine specific research has begun to address common clinical questions, helping veterinarians better understand when and how regenerative medicine devices may be used across a broader… Lameness remains one of the most frequent and challenging conditions equine practitioners face. It affects most horses at some point in their lives, often linked to osteoarthritis (OA), which impacts about 60% of horses.¹ Managing OA requires balancing owner expectations, long-term joint health, and the risks and benefits of available therapies.Liberty Getman
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Evidence in Action: Research-Guided Use of Orthobiologics
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Demystifying Equine Joint Care
