Rehab Rounds
What is it?
IGNITE RehabRounds brings together the stakeholders involved in the rehabilitation of sport horses for the discussion of real cases. Together we create a multi-disciplinary approach with mutual respect and understanding. Through this collaborative discussion, the patients and the equine industry benefit as professionals learn from each other’s successes and failures.
How does it work?
Monthly Zoom meetings where one case is presented in English in 20 minutes by a member of this group who volunteers.
The case is anonymized, prepared, and presented to the group according to the folowing format:
Identify the presenting complaint clearly
Describe the key points of assessment
Identify the major diagnostic tools employed to achieve a diagnosis
Elaborate on treatment and rehabilitation approach and the outcome (so far)
After this a topic expert can ask questions about the case or the presenter can ask questions to the expert.
Group members can ask questions to the presenter and vice versa.
The moderator oversees the meeting, leads the discussion and takes care of ending the meeting in one hour with a short summary and take-home message(s).
The recordings are made available to the group to watch on-demand on the membership page. There are recordings available from 2021 onward.
Please enjoy this complimentary Rehab Rounds episode: Rehabilitation of equine stifle injuries: how can we improve? Stefan Cokelaere DVM DECVS SMDC The Netherlands.
Accreditation
How to join
The IGNITE Rehab Rounds are accredited by RACE for North American veterinarians, by IODc for Dutch Equine Veterinarians and by NVFD for Dutch Equine Physiotherapists. For accreditation you need to be a member of IGNITE Rehab Rounds and be present at the Zoom meetings to join in the discussion.
One hour of IGNITE Rehab Rounds equals 1 CE credit.
Kirk Peck PT PhD CSCS CCRT CERP, Associate Professor in the Department of Physical therapy at Creighton University NE, USA
Emmanuelle van Erck DVM PhD DECVIM, Consultant at Equine Sport Medicine Practice, Belgium
Lauren Schnabel DVM PhD DACVS DACVSMR, Professor of Equine Orthopedic Surgery, Associate Director, Comparative Medicine Institute, North Carolina State University, Department of Clinical Sciences, USA
Melissa King DVM PhD DACVSMR, Associate Professor in Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, Colorado State University, USA
Stefan Cokelaere DVM DECVS FES DACVSMR, SMDC, the Netherlands
Philippe Benoit DVM DACVSMR, PHB Consulting, USA/France
Tim Ober DVM, John R Steele & Associates, USA
Mark Revenaugh DVM, Northwest Equine Performance, USA
Robyn Wyzinski PT DPT CERP Doctor of Physical Therapy Certified Equine Rehabilitation Practitioner
Available Topic Experts
IGNITE has different forms of membership, depending on your profession or your interest. Most memberships include the IGNITE RehabRound, but we also have an option to join only our IGNITE RehabRounds. Costs for this are $12 per month or $125 per year. You will then receive invitations to the Zoom meetings, access to all recordings (including those from the past) and CE points per session that you attend.
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Rehab Rounds Schedule Online Sessions:
The last Thursday of each month:
10:30 AM Pacific
1:30 PM EST
6:30 PM UK
7:30 PM Central Europe
Rehab Rounds Episodes Currently Available On-Demand:
Dynamic Upper Airway Obstruction — Emmanuelle van Erck-Westergren DVM PhD DECEIM, Equine Sports Medicine Practice Belgium
Fetlock injury management: case discussion — Angelica Enström-Verbaan DVM, SMDC, Heesch, The Netherlands
The Pressure to Perform: Working Up Cases of Poor Performance — MELISSA KING, DVM, PHD, DIPL. ACVSMR Colorado State University.
Preparing Equine Athletes for the Olympic Games — Philippe Benoit, Marc Koene, Jan Hein Swagemakers, Tim Worden, Tim Ober.
Rehabilitation after Dorsal Sacroiliac Ligament Desmopathy — Rob van Wessum DVM MS DACVSMR, Equine All-Sports Medicine Center, Mason, MI and Lauren Schnabel DVM PhD DACVS DACVSMR, North Carolina State University.
Management of caudal cervical pain using traditional physical therapy techniques in a jumper — Michelle Correia PT DPT CERP, Stable Body Physical Therapy, LLC , Topic expert Mark Revenaugh DVM, Northwest Equine Performance
Long Term Soundness in the Dressage Horse after Hindlimb Proximal Suspensory Injury — By Emily Rose PT DPT CERP, Reaching Strides Equine Rehabilitation LLC
Long Term Management of Fetlock OA in a Dressage Horse — Rick Mitchel DVM MRCVS DACVSMR, Fairfield Equine.
High Level Dressage Horse with Chronic Pain Problems due to Cystic Lesion RH Medial Condyle of the Femur — Veronique Swagemakers DVM Equine Functional Motion Center, The Netherlands.
Carpal Rehabilitation Case — Melissa King DVM PhD DACVSMR, Colorado State University.
LH Distal Limb Injury — Lauren Schnabel DVM PhD DACVS DACVSMR Associate Professor of Equine Orthopedic Surgery, NC State University.
Progressive Decline in Performance — Sue Dyson MA VetMB PhD DEO FRCVS DECVS.
Torn Hind Abductor Muscle — Mark Revenaugh DVM North West Equine.
Subchondral Bone Cyst — Charlie Buchanan DVM, Brazos Valley Equine Hospitals.
Sacro-Iliac Rehabilitation Case — Bart Halsberghe DVM DECVSMR DABVP ISELP cert., cVMA, cVSMT, CERT Global Equine Veterinary Consulting.
Neck Case — Philippe Benoit DVM DACVSMR PB Consulting.
Rehabilitation following surgical reconstruction of a total rupture of a LH flexor superficialis digitalis tendon — Solange Schrijer Equine Physiotherapist / Chiropractor Focus on the Equine Spine.
Treatment and Rehabilitation of Antebrachial Compartment Syndrome in Horses — Lauren Schnabel DVM PhD DACVS DACVSMR Associate Professor of Equine Orthopedic Surgery, NC State University.
The Stiff Horse — Korin N Potenza DVM DACVSMR.
The tough tendon case(s) — Stefan Cokelaere DVM,DECVS FES certified DACVSMR, SMDC.
Managing and diagnosing thoracolumbar pain in horses and humans — Mark Revenaugh DVM North West Equine and Kory Bell human PT and Orthopedic and Fracture Specialists.
PT Assessment of Myofascial Tissue as a Component of Equine Movement/Pain Dysfunction — Kirk Peck PT PhD CSCS CCRT CERP Associate Professor Chair, Physical Therapy School of Pharmacy and Health Professions, Omaha Campus, Creighton University.
Chubby the cutting horse and Dynamic Lameness — Beau Whitaker DVM CERP Brazos Valley Equine Hospitals and Dr William Marsh of Central Texas Sport and Spine.
Hind DDFT Injury — Sarah Gold DVM DACVSMR B.W. Furlong and Associates and Advanced Equine Imaging of Wellington.
Rehabilitation from cardiac injury and paroxysmal atrial fibrillation in an Eventing horse — Cris Navas DVM PhD DACVIM University of Pennsylvania’s New Bolton Center.
New FEI rules on Physical Therapy Modalities at Competition — Marc Koene DVM Luesche Equine Clinic.
Rehabilitation of equine stifle injuries: how can we improve? — Stefan Cokelaere DVM DECVS SMDC The Netherlands.
Treatment and Rehabilitation of a severe SFD tendintis with prolozone therapy and ozonated PRP — M.V.Z. Cert. Eduardo Flores Colín, Ozein Vet Kliniké, Mexico.
Following SDFT Rehabilitation: a comparative review of two horses’ return to the show ring after comprehensive rehab protocols — Laura Stokes-Greene DVM, Steele and Associates, USA.
OC(D) of stifles biomechanical impact on the hindlimb and long-term consequences — Bart Halsberghe DVM DECVSMR DABVP ISELP cert., cVMA, cVSMT, CERT Global Equine Veterinary Consulting, Belgium / USA.
The use of the underwater treadmill in the rehabilitation of spinal pathologies of sport horses — Morgan Lashley DVM DECVSMR, Certified Equine Rehabilitation Practitioner, Utrecht University, The Netherlands.
Use of the Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram to both facilitate diagnosis and monitor post-treatment progress in a showjumping pony — Dr Sue Dyson MA Vet MB PhD DEO FRCVS.
Managing client expectations in Equine Rehabilitation — Sarah J Gold DVM DACVSMR B.W. Furlong and Associates and Advanced Equine Imaging of Wellington.
Enduring P1 pathology in a Dressage horse; persistence pays off — Franklin Lashley DVM ISELP Cert. Erkend Paardenarts, Paardenkliniek de Raaphorst, The Netherlands.