Ride Along With A Veterinarian—Weston Davis, DVM, DACVS | Neurectomy

Warning: This video contains actual surgical procedures which may be disturbing to some viewers.

When other treatment options can no longer manage a horse’s chronic pain and recurrent lameness, a neurectomy—commonly called “nerving”—might be the answer. 

[Episode 1: Ride Along with a Veterinarian | Bone Scans]

[Episode 2: Ride Along with a Veterinarian | Kissing Spine]

[Episode 3: Ride Along with a Veterinarian | Equine MRI]

[Episode 4: Ride Along with a Veterinarian | Anesthesia] 

Access the full Ride Along with a Veterinarian library here. 

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