Articles Tagged with ''Shane Westman''

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International Hoof-Care Summit

Equine Diagnostic Imaging: What Must a Farrier Know?

In his role as the University of California-Davis farrier, Shane Westman has the rare opportunity to apply various modern materials on horses at the veterinary teaching hospital. Westman explores the world of materials beyond steel that are available to today’s farrier. He’ll review their uses, benefits, and drawbacks.
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International Hoof-Care Summit

Modern Materials: Gimmick or Game-Changer

In his role as the University of California-Davis farrier, Shane Westman has the rare opportunity to apply various modern materials on horses at the veterinary teaching hospital. Westman explores the world of materials beyond steel that are available to today’s farrier. He’ll review their uses, benefits, and drawbacks.
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International Hoof-Care Summit

Stabilizing P3 Fractures with a Novel Sole-Hoof Wall Immobilization Technique

Shane Westman, farrier at the University of California-Davis explores his research that earned him a graduate diploma in equine locomotor research from the Royal Veterinary College. The study, published in 2024 in Veterinary Surgery, evaluates a novel hoof immobilization technique on the fracture gap width in experimentally created type 3 distal phalanx fractures in cadaver specimens under simulated physiologic loads.
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Preventing and Managing Equine Stifle Injuries

Understanding the joint and pain indicators can help farriers identify small issues before they develop into big problems
The stifle joint’s complexity subjects it to a variety of pathologies that range in severity from a decrease in performance to crippling lameness.
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American Farriers Journal’s Best of 2023

It was a busy year at American Farriers Journal, as we highlighted industry updates, sound business advice, valuable hoof-care insights, as well as the global future of the equine industry. As we enter the new year, we wanted to share the most popular content from 2023.
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