A standardized head position is necessary when assessing the laryngeal tie-forward procedure radiographically. An extended head position is most useful for this assessment.

Summary Secondary lens luxation is an infrequent consequence of equine recurrent uveitis (ERU). This Case Report describes a pony with posterior lens luxation with associated glaucoma, thought to be secondary to ERU.

Open surgical ovariohysterectomy in the mare provides limited visualisation and a long surgical incision. Laparoscopically-assisted ovariohysterectomy has been performed by the authors in 3 mares with pyometra. This approach does seem to offset some of these disadvantages.

Transcortical buccotomy approach is an effective technique for removal of unerupted impacted equine cheek teeth.