Jordyn Marie Boesch

Prof Assoc
Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM

Jordyn Marie Boesch serves as Associate Professor in Clinical Sciences at Cornell University.

Recent Papers (5)
2026-07-28 · Mendeley Data
Epidural 0.125% ropivacaine is safe but insufficient for induced tibiotarsal joint pain
Jordyn BoeschProf Assoc, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Gillian PerkinsClinical Professor, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Amy Todd-DonatoProf Asst, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
2026-07-28 · Mendeley Data
Epidural 0.125% ropivacaine is safe but insufficient for induced tibiotarsal joint pain
Jordyn BoeschProf Assoc, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Gillian PerkinsClinical Professor, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Amy Todd-DonatoProf Asst, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
2026-07-20 · American Journal of Veterinary Research · Small Animals
Epidural analgesia reduces or eliminates neuropathic pain refractory to oral medications in dogs and cats for weeks to months
Jordyn M. BoeschProf Assoc, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
2026-03-06 · American Journal of Veterinary Research · Surgery
Sacrococcygeal epidural injection of morphine and ropivacaine provides analgesia after feline ovariohysterectomy
Jordyn M. BoeschProf Assoc, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
2026-03-01 · Journal of the South African Veterinary Association · Small Animals
Immobilisation and clinical effects of four drug combinations used to chemically capture white rhinoceros ( Ceratotherium simum )
Jordyn M. BoeschProf Assoc, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM