Practical application of equine thermography.

This study explores the practical usage of equine thermography by Sandie Chambers, an experienced biomedical/veterinary engineer, widely acknowledged for her work in this field.

Introduction

• In this study, Sandie Chambers, a recognized biomedical/veterinary engineer, has reviewed the practical applications of equine thermography.
• Thermography is a diagnostic method that uses the heat emitted from the body of a horse to identify various medical conditions and assess the general health of the horse.

Objectives of the Study

• The main objective of this study is to explore the potential benefits and practical use of equine thermography in the field of veterinary medicine.
• It aims to understand the extent to which this technique can assist in identifying, diagnosing and managing various health conditions in horses.

Methodology

• The specific methods used for the research are not detailed in the abstract but extensive analysis and review would have been undertaken by Sandie Chambers, using her experience in the field.
• Standard thermography devices and techniques known in the veterinary field likely form the base apparatus for the study.

Conclusion

• The abstract does not provide the specific conclusions drawn from the study.
• However, as a well-known study in the field of thermography, it would presumably provide substantial insight into the benefits and practical utility of thermography in diagnosing and managing health conditions in horses.