Eithne Comerford

Professor in Small Animal Surgery and Head of Department

University of Liverpool

United Kingdom

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Professor Eithne Comerford is the Head of Department in Small Animal Surgery at the University of Liverpool, United Kingdom. Her research primarily focuses on the biomechanics of locomotion in dogs and cats, non-pharmaceutical treatments for canine osteoarthritis, and the assessment of musculoskeletal diseases. Recent publications include studies on dog locomotion biomechanics, collagen synthesis in Dupuytren's fibrosis, and mobile assessment of animals with orthopedic conditions.

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University of Liverpool

UNITED KINGDOM

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Nathalie Dowgray

University of Liverpool

UNITED KINGDOM

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Katarzyna Whysall

IRC Laureate/Honorary Senior Lecturer

National University of Ireland Galway

IRELAND

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Andrew W. Tomlinson

University of Liverpool

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James Ross Anderson

Lecturer in Veterinary Anatomy

University of Liverpool

UNITED KINGDOM

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Gareth Nye

lecturer

University of Chester

UNITED KINGDOM

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Anne McArdle

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University of Liverpool

UNITED KINGDOM

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Eithne Comerford

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The biomechanics of working dog locomotion I: Steady-state trotting.

The biomechanics of working dog locomotion II: Loaded trotting.

Active synthesis of type I collagen homotrimer in Dupuytren's fibrosis is unaffected by anti-TNF-α treatment.

Current evidence for non‐pharmaceutical, non‐surgical treatments of canine osteoarthritis

Paw pressure and gait in middle-aged client-owned cats with and without naturally-occurring musculoskeletal disease.

Recall Bias in Client-Reported Outcomes in Canine Orthopaedic Patients Using Clinical Metrology Instruments

An update on mobility assessment of dogs with musculoskeletal disease

Ultrasonographic monitoring of feline epaxial muscle height as part of an annual wellness examination to assess for the development of sarcopenia.

GenPup-M: A novel validated owner-reported clinical metrology instrument for detecting early mobility changes in dogs

Determining predictive metabolomic biomarkers of meniscal injury in dogs with cranial cruciate ligament rupture.

Small RNA signatures of the anterior cruciate ligament from patients with knee joint osteoarthritis.

Proteoglycans play a role in the viscoelastic behaviour of the canine cranial cruciate ligament.

Outcomes and complications reported from a multiuser canine hip replacement registry over a 10-year period.

Use of bone anchors for the treatment of partial and complete traumatic elbow luxations: A retrospective case series of three dogs

Age‐related changes in microRNAs expression in cruciate ligaments of wild‐stock house mice

Ligament mechanics of ageing and osteoarthritic human knees.

CT attenuation of the medial coronoid process is reduced in dogs with medial coronoid disease but independent of arthroscopic disease severity.

Lateral Patellar Luxations following Bilateral Hip Joint Replacement in a Dog

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Nathalie Dowgray

Katarzyna Whysall

Andrew W. Tomlinson

James Ross Anderson

Gareth Nye

Anne McArdle

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