Aimee Colbath

Prof Asst - Large Animal Surgery
Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM

Aimee Colbath serves as Assistant Professor in Clinical Sciences at Cornell University.

Recent Papers (6)
2026-10-25 · Veterinary Surgery · Small Animals
Trazodone administration does not affect platelet concentration or function in horses
Robert A.N. GoggsProf Assoc, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Aimée C. ColbathProf Asst - Large Animal Surgery, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
2026-05-19 · Osteoarthritis and Cartilage · Rheumatology
THE ROLE OF MAST CELLS AND INTERLEUKIN-33 IN STROMAL-IMMUNE CELL CROSSTALK IN OSTEOARTHRITIS
Aimee ColbathProf Asst - Large Animal Surgery, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
2026-04-29 · PubMed · Rheumatology
Clodronate disodium reduced TRAP5b independent of affecting other systemic biomarkers of bone resorption or formation in yearling, exercising Quarter Horses.
Aimée C. ColbathProf Asst - Large Animal Surgery, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
2026-04-10 · Animals · Equine
Standing NanoNeedle Arthroscopy of the Distal Interphalangeal Joint for Removal of Osteochondral Fragments of Distal P2 and the Extensor Process in a Horse
Aimée C. ColbathProf Asst - Large Animal Surgery, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
2026-02-18 · Scientific Reports · Rheumatology
Comparison of innate and adaptive immune responses to joint injury during the onset and progression of post-traumatic osteoarthritis in common murine models
Aimée C. ColbathProf Asst - Large Animal Surgery, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
2026-02-17 · Journal of Equine Veterinary Science · Equine
Effect of palmar digital perineural analgesia (as a model for “nerving”) on forelimb loading over varied surfaces at the walk and trot – a pilot study
Aimée C. ColbathProf Asst - Large Animal Surgery, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM