Equine Health Update Issue 1 Volume 16 | Page 3

Contents Equine Health Update is a confidential, internal communication medium for equine practitioners in South Africa. Published quarterly for the South African Equine Veterinary Association (part of the South African Veterinary Association.) Published by Vetlink Media Solutions. Copyright reserved. Expressions of opinion, claims and statement of supposed facts do not necessarily reflect the views of the EHU, editor or publisher. While every effort is made to report accurately, the EHU, publisher or the editor does not accept any liability with regard to any statement, advertisement, fact or recommendation made in this magazine. Editor: Johan Marais Published by: Vetlink Publications: 012 346 1590 Design: Carla Ras Page Chairman’s Report 4 EQUINE DISEASE QUARTERLY 5 snippets 10 LESSONS LEARNED FROM CEM OUTBREAK IN SOUTH AFRICA 15 BLUE LIGHT FROM INDIVIDUAL LIGHT MASKS DIRECTED AT A SINGLE EYE ADVANCES THE BREEDING SEASON IN MARES 17 A REVIEW OF EQUINE MUCOCUTANEOUS SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA 24 Diagnostic Imaging Quiz question 26 Diagnostic Imaging Quiz ANSWER 31 Printing Seriti Printing Tel: 012 333 9757 Email: [email protected] We welcome any comments, contributions, topic suggestions and letters for publication. Send them to: The Editor, Equine Health Update, PO Box 232, GROENKLOOF, 0027 Tel: (012) 346 1590, 0825756479 Fax: 086 671 9907 webpage: www.saeva.co.za Email: [email protected] Editorial We are well into 2014 already with the annual congress held in Kruger National Park behind us and again a roaring success. The feedback we have had is extremely good both from delegates and trade. I have had a couple of requests to include several of the talks into this issue and have included two for your perusal. We have a new president, Dr Deon van Tonder taking over the reins from Allison, which we have to congratulate on performing well and servicing the equine veterinary fraternity during her two years. We wish Deon all the best for the next two years! “Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted” Albert Einstein Editor • Volume 16 no 1 • March 2014 • 3