Tuition Cost: Example full-time student Year 1 Year 2 Total year 1 and 2 Fall Semester $8,100 (9 Units) $7,200 (8 Units) Spring Semester $8,100 (9 Units) $8,100 (9 Units) 1 Unit = $900 Total Units = 18 Tuition = $16,200
Most abscesses occur as the result of a local infection that the body is able to contain, but which it cannot eliminate. Causes of abscesses in horses include bacteria, such as Staphylococcus aureus, viruses, parasites, and swallowed objects.
Nerve damage and bone infection can also occur. Treatment involves permanently clamping off the vessel, which presumably stops the supply of nutrients to the fungus, effectively killing it. It also decreases the chance of a fatal bleed. Another cause of nosebleeds in horses occurs after bouts of intense exercise.