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In this episode of the ISELP In-Motion Podcast, Katie Seabaugh dives into the evolving world of orthobiologics in equine sports medicine, blending evidence-based science with real-world clinical experience. She breaks down key regenerative therapies—while discussing the variety of biologics available, avoiding common pitfalls, and setting realistic expectations for clients. From practical protocols and rehab considerations to emerging technologies and future directions, Katie offers valuable insights for practitioners, emphasizing thoughtful decision-making, quality control, and the importance of staying grounded in both data and clinical judgment.
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