Liliana Carnevale, DVM, PhD Graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Milan (Italy) in 1995, with a thesis on elbow dysplasia in dogs. In 1995, she began a PhD program at the same University in orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery, and diagnostic imaging for small animals. during this period, she performed 820 surgeries as the primary surgeon. In 2000 she completed the PhD programm. Following this she began working at the San Siro Veterinary Clinic in Milan as an orthopedic and neurosurgeon and served as the head of surgery for 18 years. From 2010 to the present, she has worked at Dr Lotti's Neurology and MRI Clinic for Small Animals in Turin as a neurosurgeon. Since 2014, she has been working to the University of Milan as an orthopedic and traumatologic surgeon for small animals, ruminants, small equids and wildlife. From 2014 to the present, she as been a Contract professor in Orthopedic Surgery at the School of Specialisation in Small Animal Pathology and Clinical Sciences at the University of Milan. Her area of interest includes osteosynthesis in small animals, ruminants, small equids and wildlife. TPLO (tibial plateau levelling osteotomy) for cranial cruciate ligament rupture in small animals. Arthroscopy in small animals and ruminants. Maxillo-facial surgery in small animals She is a member of the following societies: ESVOT: European Society Veterinary Orthopedic and Traumatology SCiVAC: Italian Society for Companion Animals SIVE: It Soc Equine SINVET

Dr Tania R. Tagliabue DVM, ISELP Cert.October 1998 Degree in Veterinary Medicine, University of Milan, Italy• From September 1996 to July 1999 Internship at Surgical Clinic, University of Milan, ItalyFrom June 2012 freelance practitioner in Italy in equine sport medicine and surgery, majorinterest equine orthopedics and diagnostic imaging• From January 2004 to June 2012 partner at Equine Veterinary Clinic Cascina Longora, Milan,Italy• From July 1999 to January 2004 collaborator at Equine Veterinary Clinic Cascina Longora,Milan, Italy• April 2015, two weeks externship at AHT, Animal Health Trust, Equine Clinic, Newmarket, UK• February 2001, one month externship at Helsingborg Equine Veterinary Clinic, Sweden• August 1999, one month externship at Hagyards, Davidson, McGee Equine Veterinary Clinic,Lexington, Kentucky 15th December 2022 - Grosbois Training Center (France) - Dr Tania Tagliabue is accepted as CERTIFIED OF ISELP (The International Society of Equine Locomotor Pathology) Short Comunication• Design and application of a carbon distal limb prosthesis in a 2 years old horse, aftermetatarsophalangeal amputation, SIVE congress, 01-03 February 2013, Arezzo, Italy Membership in professional societies:• ISELP, International Society of Equine Locomotory Pathology: since 2012• FEI, Federation Equestre International: Permitted Treating Vet: since  2012• FISE, Italian Federation of Equestrian Sports: since 2002• SIVE, Italian Society of Equine Practicioners: since 2000

Vanessa Rabbogliatti, DVM, PhD. graduated in veterinary medicine in 2014 at  the Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy. She then achieved, at the same university, her PhD in 2019 in Veterinary and Animal Science with the thesis " From recumbency to standing: improving diagnostic imaging quality trough the evolution of equine anaesthetic protocols”. She is currently working as part of the anaesthesia team of the veterinary teaching hospital at the Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy. Her main field of interest are equine anaesthesia, standing sedation and pain management

Roberto Bona, DVM1989 Graduated in Veterinary Medicine, University of Turin, Italy. Thesis: "Navicular Disease: Therapy and Experimental Shoeing". Freelance Equine Veterinarian since April 1991 - Focus on orthopedic diagnostics and sports medicine. Trained with Prof. JM Denoix in France. 2005: FEI Veterinary Endurance certification (3-star level) after attending Lausanne course. 2017: Certified Veterinary Expert in Animal-Assisted Interventions (IAA) by the Ministry of Health. Since 1992: Veterinary Commission Member for national and international endurance competitions. Conducted numerous lectures on Veterinary and Farriery Units for the Italian Equestrian Sports Federation. Speaker at various endurance horse training seminars. Professional development and training courses: Respiratory Pathology (1990), Equine Foot Issues (1991), Geneva Equine Surgery Congress (1991, 1993), Emergency Medicine in Horses (1994), Sports Medicine and Training (1995), Equine Orthopedic and Diagnostic Imaging (1996–1999), Tendon and Cartilage Lesions, Stem Cells Use (2007), Dermatology, Neurology, Endoscopy, Anesthesia, and Radiology (2000–2018), FEI/ISELP ultrasound, imaging, and orthopedic courses (2012–2018). Sports Federation Activities: Regularly updated FISE and FEI certifications, Veterinary Service at numerous National Show Jumping and Dressage Competitions, Veterinary Commission and Service roles in National and International Endurance Competitions. Member of SIVE since 1995.

Francesca Cavallier DVM, MRCVS. Graduated in veterinary medicine in the 2018 at the University of Milan, Italy. In the 2020 became a member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeon and she spent 3 years in the UK at the Pool House Equine Clinic. She completed a 24-months Equine Veterinary Internship and then became a ‘junior clinician’ in the same equine practice.During this period she developed a strong interest in lameness investigation and surgeries. In April 2021 Francesca came back in Italy and since then she is working like a freelance equine veterinarian.  In the 2022 she optained the RCVS Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice at the University of Liverpool. Since 2023 she is collaborating with the equine medicine and surgeries department of the university of Milan, Italy. Actually she is also a student in the veterinary specialization school of Equine medicine and surgery.