Understanding bleeding (EIPH) in horses: what is the evidence?
DETAIL: Exercise Induced Pulmonary Haemorrhage (EIPH) is a condition where the horse bleeds into the lungs during exercise. There is a high incidence of EIPH in racehorses and horses are commonly referred to as 'Bleeders'. EIPH affects athletic performance and Prof. Scott Pirie, from the University of Edinburgh, explains what we understand about EIPH in accordance to the strength of scientific evidence available; clearly identifying where there is good scientific evidence and the areas which would benefit from further research. This is a 30 minute video, filmed during our first veterinary workshop, which are FREE to members of the THN. You can JOIN the THN FOR FREE by subscribing to our website at www.thoroughbredhealthnetwork.co.uk and we will notify you of the latest research reviews, opinion polls and invite you to FREE veterinary workshops.
