Laminitis & Founder Articles

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Answers to Some Questions about Laminitis and Founder by Burney Chapman

Bringing Back the Foundered by Burney Chapman

Decreased Glucose Metabolism Causes Separation of Hoof Lamellae in Vitro: A Trigger for Laminitis? by M. A. Pass, S. Pollitt and C. C. Pollitt, BVSc, PhD.

The Early, Mid and/or Late Stages of Laminitis, and the Signs Associated With This Disease by Ilka Robertson, DVM and David Hood, DVM, PhD (This article has great photos!)

Equine Laminitis: A Revised Pathophysiology by Dr. Chris Pollitt. BVSc, PhD. (This article has excellent diagrams and photos.)

Equine Laminitis Basement Membrane Pathology: Loss of Type / V Collagen, Type VII Collagen and Laminin Immunostaining by C. C. Pollitt, BVSc, PhD. and M. Daradkas

Equine Laminitis: Its Development Coincides With Increased Sublamellar Blood Flow by C. C. Pollitt, BVSc, PhD. and C. T Davies

Farriery & Laminitis by Yehuda Avisar, DVM (This article has excellent photos.)

Laminitis by Burney Chapman

Laminitis Simplified by Sandy Loree

Mechanical Treatment of Laminitis and Founder by Tom Stovall, CJF

Nonclassical Laminitis by James Rooney, D.V.M.

What is Meant by the Term Foundering? by Ilka Robertson, DVM and David Hood, DVM, PhD

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