The Thorax – The Central Part of the Horse, with Dr Rikke Schultz
Saturday 1st March @ 14:00 HRS GMT
The thorax – the central part of the horse – different pathologies and their relationship to the Equine Myofascial Kinetic Lines
The thorax is the central part of the horse. Not only because it is where we place the saddle but also because of the many important anatomical structures related to it. The cervico-thoracic junction and the thoracic inlet with nerves and vessels, the front limbs attached to it, the inner organs and last but not least the thoraco-lumbar junction and the diaphragm. Different diagnosis related to the thorax both internally and in the muscular-skeleton system will be described and related to the Equine Myofascial Kinetic Lines.
For all attendees, CPD certificates are available, as well as a “view only” recording of the webinar with a 30-day access pass. There will also be a Q and A session with ample opportunity to post questions via our interactive Q&A panel.
Dr. Rikke Schultz
Rikke Schultz graduated in veterinary medicine from University of Copenhagen in 1992. Along with the study she started to be interested in holistic medicine. This made it possible to integrate holistic approaches to regular practice right from the beginning. For 5 years she had a mixed practice in Iceland followed by work in an equine clinic in Denmark for 8 years. She holds international exams in veterinary acupuncture, osteopathy and homeopathy. Since 2005 she has her own mainly equine holistic practice and since 2011 she has attended anatomical research, teaching and censorship at the University of Copenhagen. She lectures and teaches internationally.
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