Background: Despite the common nature of orthopaedic injuries in equestrian sports, there
is no published review to specifically characterize orthopaedic injuries in equestrian …

Background Horse-related injuries can cause severe morbidity and mortality. The objective
of this study is to investigate the epidemiological features of horse-related injuries treated in …

Background Sudden death affects the health of horses, the safety of riders and the public
perception of animal welfare during equestrian events. Objectives To describe the …

ABSTRACT AIM: To examine the pattern and outcomes of equine-related injuries for
hospitalised patients in the Midland Region of New Zealand over a five-year period …

Background The size, speed, and unpredictable nature of horses present a significant risk
for injury in all equine-related activities. Objective We sought to examine the mechanism …

Background. The Irish Equestrian industry provides over 12,500 full time job equivalents
contributing in excess of€ 454 million to the Irish economy annually. For such an important …

The aim of the study was to investigate the prevalence of riders at the international levels in
eventing, competing with pain, the location of their pain, factors affecting their pain and …

Introduction Despite inherit dangers of horseback riding (HBR), research on HBR-related
injuries is sparse. This study used both quantitative and qualitative methods to (1) examine …

Background The large animal-related injuries are emerging major trauma but remain
underestimated public health problem worldwide. We aimed to determine the incidence …

A virtual human body model (HBM), developed for vehicle crash simulations, was used to
conduct a pilot study of dangerous accidents that occur in equestrian sports. It was …