Randy Eggleston

Randy Eggleston is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Large Animal Medicine, Surgery and Lameness Service at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital. He specializes in equine surgical and medical challenges, focusing on lameness diagnostics, wound management, and anatomical interventions. His work integrates clinical practice with advanced imaging and therapeutic techniques.

Research interests include equine limb disorders, anesthesia protocols, and surgical outcomes. Notable contributions address lameness causes (e.g., coronary band keratoma, navicular syndrome), wound care innovations, and diagnostic approaches in complex cases like diaphragmatic hernias and bone cysts.

His publications span 20 years, emphasizing practical applications of surgical techniques and anesthetic strategies. Collaborations with farriers and imaging specialists highlight his interdisciplinary approach to equine health.