Changes in head and pelvic movement symmetry in horses before and after diagnostic anaesthesia.

This data sets is associated with a manuscript published in the Journal Animals (https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/13/24/3769/pdf) entitled "Changes in head and pelvic movement symmetry after diagnostic anaesthesia: interactions between subjective judgement categories and commonly applied blocks", a study investigating difference in head and pelvic movement symmetry during straight-line trot in association with subjectively judged improvement of lameness (i.e. the judged 'efficacy' of the block) and in relation to different diagnostic anaesthesia block 'types' applied to different anatomical structures or regions.