When monitoring is subtle
In cases of chronic musculoskeletal conditions, the difficult question is often not whether a dog is dramatically lame, but whether its function is actually improving enough over time.
In cases of chronic musculoskeletal conditions, the difficult question is often not whether a dog is dramatically lame, but whether its function is actually improving enough over time.
This webinar explores how serial locomotion data can make chronic pain monitoring easier when the clinical picture is subtle, fluctuating, or partially reassuring.
Through an anonymized retrospective case study, conducted by a partner clinician, we examine how repeated gait measurements can structure reassessment discussions, compare changes between consultations, and support the clinical dialogue around functional improvement over time.
The approach is practical and clinically rigorous: Tendiboots™ Canine does not directly measure pain and does not replace clinical judgment. Instead, it provides an objective functional view that can help clinicians better monitor the evolution of uncertain cases.
Understand why mild or intermittent lameness can still have important clinical consequences, especially when owners and clinicians are trying to determine whether progress is sufficient.
Discover how repeated measurements can provide a baseline, a gait-specific comparison, and a clearer view of partial improvement over time.
Learn when this tool is most useful, what it cannot tell you, and how to keep the veterinarian or rehabilitation professional at the center of the decision.
Discover its unique technology, clinical benefits, and use cases in our webinar.
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