Clinics : Veterinary Medicine : Advances In Laminitis, Part I, an Issue of Veterinary Clinics : Equine Practice

Published in 2010 by Elsevier, this issue of Veterinary Clinics: Equine Practice represents a focused academic examination of laminitis, a debilitating and often fatal hoof condition in equines. Edited by Christopher C. Pollitt, a leading authority on the pathophysiology of laminitis at the University of Queensland, the volume was developed to synthesize contemporary research for practicing veterinarians. It serves as a clinical reference designed to bridge the gap between complex laboratory findings and practical diagnostic or therapeutic applications in the field.

The publication follows the established editorial framework of the Veterinary Clinics series, which provides peer-reviewed, state-of-the-art information through guest-edited thematic volumes. This specific installment was crafted to address the anatomical and metabolic challenges clinicians face when managing acute and chronic laminitic cases. The design emphasizes clarity and technical precision, reflecting the high standards expected in veterinary medical literature and the professional dedication of the contributors to improving equine welfare through evidence-based practice.