Abstract
Collapse in the horse is rare but when it occurs it can have significant impact on the horse and the owner. The potential causes of collapse are many, but most clinical cases fall into a few ‘common’ diagnoses. Obtaining a detailed history, clinical examination and use of further focussed diagnostic tests including video evidence should pay dividends; and in most cases allow veterinary surgeons to hone down the most likely cause of collapse. It is worth warning the owners at the outset however, that if the episode has only occurred once it may be very difficult to get a diagnosis as they may never collapse again.
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