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This paper is intended as a tool to explore the growing importance of standing equine MRI (sMRI) as a diagnostic tool for equine lameness. By highlighting the advantages of sMRI over traditional imaging methods, this paper demonstrates how integrating sMRI can add value to equine veterinary practice by enhancing diagnostic accuracy, reducing costs, and elevating the veterinary practice’s reputation and profitability.https://hallmarq.net/app/uploads/2025/07/Value-of-standing-equine-MRI-cover.png940788