Rate My Professor Lindsey Boone

Boone's primary research focus centers on regenerative medicine and musculoskeletal repair of the equine athlete, with interests in osteoarthritis and equine orthopedics. Her clinical expertise encompasses lameness and poor performance evaluation, rehabilitation, laparoscopy, and orthopedic surgery. She contributes to the equine sports medicine and surgery services, as well as equine emergency and critical care at the teaching hospital. Representative publications include 'Safety study of leucoreduced allogeneic pooled freeze-dried platelet-rich plasma in healthy horses' (2025), 'Hybrid natural orifice transluminal endoscopy surgery standing colpotomy for equine cryptorchidectomy' (2022, Velloso Alvarez et al.), 'Pilot study characterizing a single pooled preparation of equine leukocyte-reduced platelet-rich plasma' (2024, Egli et al.), 'Effect of Fluorescence Biomodulation on Dermal Healing in an Ex Vivo Porcine Model' (year not specified in sources), and 'Meningitis After Tooth Extraction and Sinus Lavage in a Horse' (2020). Her scholarly work supports advancements in equine regenerative therapies and surgical techniques. Boone also mentors veterinary students and residents through teaching and clinical instruction at Auburn University.