UTCVM Faculty
F. M. Andrews, Professor & Section Chief

Frank Andrews

Mailing Address: Department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences
College of Veterinary Medicine
The University of Tennessee
2407 River Drive
Knoxville, TN 37996
Tel: (865) 974- 5701
FAX: (865) 974-5773
Email:
URL: Equine Medicine Notebook  (Password Required)
Comparative Gastroenterology

 


Education


  • DVM - Washington State University
  • MS - Washington State University

Training


  • Residency Large Animal Medicine and Surgery - The Ohio State University

Board Certification


  • Diplomate - American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, Large Animal

Teaching


  • Gastroenterology
  • Urogenital
  • Neurology

Clinical Interests


  • Gastroenterology, (Gastric ulcers), Neurology, (Equine Protozoal myelitis), Exercise Physiology

Research Interests


  • Causes and treatment of Gastric ulcers; Cerebrospinal fluid changes; Diagnosis and Treatment of Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis.

Professional Societies


  • ACVIM: American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine

  • CGS: Comparative Gastroenterology Society

  • AAEP: American Association of Equine Practitioners

  • EPMS: Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis Society


Selected Publications


  • Andrews FM, Jenkins CC, Blackford JT, Frazier D. Anti-ulcer therapy in foals and horses. Proceeding 37th Annual Convention of AAEP, 613-626, 1991.
  • Jenkins CC, Blackford JT, Andrews FM, et al. Update of recent investigation of omeprazole in horses. Proceeding of the 37th Annual Convention of AAEP, 627-632, 1991.
  • Andrews FM, Maddux JM, Faulk D. Total protein, albumin quotient, IgG and IgG index determinations for horse cerebrospinal fluid. Progress in Veterinary Neurology. 1(2):197-204, 1990.
  • Andrews FM, Geiser DR, Sommardahl CS, et al. Albumin quotient, IgG concentration, and IgG index determinations in cerebrospinal fluid of neonatal foals. American Journal of Veterinary Research 55(6):741-745, 1994.
  • Andrews FM, Ralston SL, Sommardahl CS, Maykuth PL, et al. Weight, water, and cation losses in horses competing in a 3-day event. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 205(5):721-724, 1994.
  • Andrews FM, Ralston SL, Williamson LH, et al. Weight loss, water loss and cation balance during the endurance test of a 3-day event. Equine Veterinary Journal Suppl 18:294-297, 1995.
  • White SL, Williamson LH, Maykuth P, Cole S, and Andrews FM. Heart rate and lactate concentration during two different cross country events. Equine Veterinary Journal Suppl 18:463-467, 1995.
  • Williamson LH, White SL, Maykuth P, Andrews FM, et al. Comparison between two post exercise cooling methods. Equine Veterinary Journal Suppl 18:337-340, 1995.
  • Andrews FM, White SL, Williamson LH, et al. Effects of shortening the steeplechase phase of a 3-day event. Equine Veterinary Journal Suppl 20:64-72, 1995.
  • Andrews FM, Geiser DR, White SL, et al. Hematologic and biochemical changes in horses competing in a three star horse trial and three-day event. Equine Veterinary Journal Suppl 20:57-63, 1995.
  • Geiser DR, Andrews FM, Rohrbach BW et al. Blood ionized calcium concentrations in 3-day event horses before and after the cross country competition. American Journal of Veterinary Research 56 (11): 1502-1505, 1995.
  • Andrews FM, Nadeau J.  Clinical syndromes of gastric ulcerations in foals and adult horses.  EVJ Suppl. 29:30-33, 1999.
  • Andrews FM, Sifferman R, Bernard W. et.al.  Efficacy of Omeprazole paste in the Treatment and Prevention of Gastric Ulcers in Horses.  EVJ Suppl. 29:81-86, 1999.
  • Nadeau J, Andrews FM, Mathew A etal. Evaluation of diet as a cause of gastric ulcers in horses. AJVR 61(7):784-790, 2000.

 

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