Response to comments on Complications following diagnostic and therapeutic sacroiliac joint region injections in horses: A study describing clinicians’ experiences.

1. Gray P. Comments on: ‘complications following diagnostic and therapeutic sacroiliac joint region injections in horses: a study describing clinicians' experiences’ by Annamaria Nagy and Sue Dyson. Equine Vet J 2023;55(5):922-3.
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