Equine MRI

Publication Year: 2011

Author / Editor: Rachel C. Murray

Overview: This comprehensive veterinary reference book provides detailed insights into the application of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in horses. It covers fundamental principles, normal anatomical structures, diagnostic pathology, and clinical management strategies across various anatomical regions.

Key Topics Covered:

Principles of high-field and low-field MRI in horses, including practicalities, general anaesthesia, and contrast agents
Normal MRI anatomy across multiple regions such as the foot, pastern, fetlock, carpus, tarsus, stifle, and head
Pathology identification and image interpretation/artefacts across different equine joints and structures
Clinical management, outcomes, and case perspectives regarding equine injuries and conditions