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Research Overview Goals Blood Chemistry Analysis
Procedure and Methodology Results and Discussion Serum Chemistry
Summary and Conclussions
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There is thermographic and serum chemistry evidence that the therapy provided by the Thermotex™ therapy blanket is efficacious. |
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The lowering of both the AST and CK levels indicates that treatment with the Thermotex™ therapy blanket alleviates the inflammatory response within the muscles of the standardbred racehorses that are in training. |
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Thermographic evidence provides evidence of a decrease within the inflammatory response and some analgesia when the Thermotex™ therapy blanket is used on a daily basis on the standardbred racehorse. |
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This evidence concludes that the Thermotex™ therapy blanket is an ideal drug free modality to use before competition, as a therapy program in itself, as an adjunct to |
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- Baxter, Michael. The Art and Science of Specialized Kinesiology. Academy of Equine Sport Therapy. 1994.
- Bromiley, Mary. Physiotherapy in Veterinary Practice. Blackwell Scientific Publications Editorial Offices. 1991. Pg. 16-21.
- Riegel, Ronald and Hakola, S. Illustrated Atlas of Clinical Equine Anatomy and Common Disorders of the Horse. Equistar Publications Ltd. 1996
- Stashak, S. Ted. Adam's Lameness in Horses. Fourth Edition. Lea and
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