Timothy Lescun

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Purdue University

United States

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Timothy Lescun is a Professor at Purdue University in the United States. His research areas focus on equine biomechanics, orthopedic case management, and pain management in horses, as evidenced by his recent publications on topics such as the treatment of tendonitis and the effects of fracture site stiffness on bone stress. He also explores surgical interventions for equine conditions and the biomechanics associated with equine injuries.

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Timothy Brunner

Louisiana State University

UNITED STATES

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Multiscale correlations between joint and tissue-specific biomechanics and anatomy in postmortem ovine stifles

Electrohydraulic Shockwave for Treatment of Forelimb Superficial Digital Flexor Tendinitis and Proximal Suspensory Desmitis in Horses

Surgical treatment of cervical (C7-T1) instability caused by discospondylitis in a horse

Neoplasia within the equine foot: A retrospective case series of four horses

The Effect of Increasing Fracture Site Stiffness on Bone–Pin Interface Stress and Foot Contact Pressure within the Equine Distal Limb Transfixation Cast: A Finite Element Analysis

Orthopaedic case management: A balancing act

Finite Element Analysis of Six Transcortical Pin Parameters and Their Effect on Bone-Pin Interface Stresses in the Equine Third Metacarpal Bone

Induction of Noninflammatory Pain in an Experimental Foot Lameness Model in Horses

Insertional characteristics of three types of transfixation pin taps in third metacarpal bones from equine cadavers

Ketorolac Is Not More Effective Than Flunixin Meglumine or Phenylbutazone in Reducing Foot Pain in Horses

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