Showing posts with label pressure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pressure. Show all posts
Saturday, 2 February 2013
Equine Hoof Research: Digital Cushion Response to Pressure Tested in Horses vs Elephants at Royal Veterinary College
Most of the digital cushion of the horse is housed inside a rigid outer hoof capsule and between the lateral cartilages of the coffin bone. Its function has been proposed by different researchers as having both passive and active roles in weightbearing and shock absorption in the equine foot. (© Christoph von Horst plastinated hoof tissue specimen, color enhanced)
Hoof science turns up in
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digital cushion,
Elephant,
Equine,
equine foot,
foot pad,
horse,
horse hoof,
hydraulic press,
John Hutchinson,
London,
pressure,
Royal Veterinary College,
RVC,
Sharon Warner,
Structure and Motion Laboratory
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
Video: Equine Biomechanics Integrated with an Icelandic Horse's Disco-Rhythm Hoofbeats by Swiss Researchers
Are you awake now?
This video is your wake-up call. It's a fast-cut peek inside the high-tech equine performance testing laboratory at the University of Zurich in Switzerland, where kinematic- and kinetic-research are undergoing an exciting fusion under the direction of biomechanics research professor Michael Weishaupt PhD DMV. Where the disco beat came from is anyone's guess!
Are the
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