Computed tomography (CT) imaging of the head in equine patients is now commonly
performed as CT scanners are more readily available. Head CT has proven valuable in …

Several different theories on the aetiology of dental caries have been proposed, but it is
generally accepted that it is primarily caused by acidogenic microorganisms converting …

Background Equine maxillary cheek teeth apical infections are a significant disorder
because of frequent spread of infection to the supporting bones. The accuracy of computed …

The utilisation of computed tomography (CT) in veterinary practise has been increasing
rapidly in line with reduced cost, improved availability and the increase in expertise and …

The recent adaptation of human computed tomography (CT) machines to enable scanning
of the equine head via standing sedation has revolutionised our ability to acquire images of …

Reasons for performing study: Dental disorders are of major clinical importance in equine
practice; however, the knowledge of normal dental anatomy, especially that of the pulp …

Reasons for performing study: Although clinical disorders of equine maxillary cheek teeth
(CT) infundibula are common, anatomical knowledge of these structures is poor. Hypothesis …

Of all specialties in health sciences, the digital age has impacted diagnostic imaging most
significantly. Descriptively named, computed tomography (CT), previously known as …

There is increasing interest in diseases of infundibula of equine maxillary cheek teeth.
Imperfect infundibular cementogenesis has been recognized as an aetiopathological factor …

Background Equine peripheral caries (PC) is an increasingly recognised disorder that
causes premature wear of teeth and dental fractures and thus has major welfare …