Ceri Sherlock

Equine Surgeon and Head of Diagnostic Imaging

United Kingdom

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Dr. Ceri Sherlock is an Equine Surgeon and Head of Diagnostic Imaging at Bell Equine Veterinary Clinic in the UK. His research focuses on diagnostic imaging and surgical outcomes in equines, with recent publications addressing osseous cyst-like lesions, advanced imaging modalities, and post-operative care in equine patients. He has contributed to the understanding of equine distal phalanx fractures and intestinal conditions through various clinical studies and surveys.

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Joanne Ireland

Lecturer in Equine Practice

University of Liverpool

UNITED KINGDOM

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Osseous cyst‐like lesions in an unusual location in the equine distal phalanx

Palmar/plantar oblique projections improve radiographic detection of fractures of the palmar/plantar processes of the equine distal phalanx

A case‐control study of the morphological measurements of equine distal interphalangeal joints affected by osseous cyst‐like lesions

The use of advanced vs. conventional imaging modalities for the diagnosis of subchondral bone injuries

Equine nutrition in the post‐operative colic: Survey of Diplomates of the American Colleges of Veterinary Internal Medicine and Veterinary Surgeons, and European Colleges of Equine Internal Medicine and Veterinary Surgeons

The clinical features and short‐term treatment outcomes of scirrhous cord: A retrospective study of 32 cases

Equine duodenal motility, assessed by ultrasonography, as a predictor of reflux and survival following colic surgery

The use of magnetic resonance imaging for the assessment of distal limb wounds in horses: A pilot study

Non‐strangulating intestinal infarction in horses in the UK: A review of 15 cases

Serum amyloid A and plasma fibrinogen concentrations in horses following emergency exploratory celiotomy

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