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Before X-Rays, a horse is given anesthetic at the Humber College Equine Centre, where the Ontario Veterinary Association held a seminar in radiology l(...)
Before X-Rays, a horse is given anesthetic at the Humber College Equine Centre, where the Ontario Veterinary Association held a seminar in radiology l(...)

Before X-Rays, a horse is given anesthetic at the Humber College Equine Centre, where the Ontario Veterinary Association held a seminar in radiology l(...)

Date11/14/1974
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  • Before X-Rays; a horse is given anesthetic at the Humber College Equine Centre; where the Ontario Veterinary Association held a seminar in radiology last night. There are more horses in Canada today than ever before; yet some practising veterinarians have never treated horses and need to know how. At the Equine Centre; veterinarians perform three or four operations a week; primarily on race horses and jumpers. Removing bone chips is the most common.
  • Before X-Rays, a horse is given anesthetic at the Humber College Equine Centre, where the Ontario Veterinary Association held a seminar in radiology l(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: Before X-Rays; a horse is given anesthetic at the Humber College Equine Centre; where the Ontario Veterinary Association held a seminar in radiology last night. There are more horses in Canada today than ever before; yet some practising veterinarians have never treated horses and need to know how. At the Equine Centre; veterinarians perform three or four operations a week; primarily on race horses and jumpers. Removing bone chips is the most common.
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