The Equine Tendon in Health and Disease
Author/Editor: Henry Jann
Publication Year: 2013
Overview
The Equine Tendon in Health and Disease provides a focused, comprehensive examination of the structural biology, pathology, and clinical management of tendon injuries in horses. Edited by esteemed veterinary researcher Henry Jann, this volume integrates foundational tissue mechanics with cutting-edge therapeutic strategies. It serves as an essential manual for equine veterinarians, surgeons, and researchers dedicated to improving recovery and athletic soundness.
Key Topics Covered
Tendon Structure & Biomechanics: Detailed exploration of normal tendon composition, extracellular matrix organization, and load-bearing mechanics in athletic horses.
Pathophysiology of Injury: Comprehensive analysis of tendinopathy, fiber degeneration, and the cellular mechanisms driving tissue breakdown.
Diagnostic Imaging & Assessment: Advanced protocols utilizing ultrasonography and clinical diagnostics to evaluate tendon damage and healing progress.
Therapeutic & Regenerative Interventions: Evidence-based management strategies including controlled rehabilitation, biologic therapies, and surgical treatments.
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