Western split reins for all your training and showing needs. Western split reins are often used for Western pleasure, equitation or trail riding. Split reins are two separate long reins made of leather, nylon or other materials. They are used when a rider neck reins to steer his or her horse. Western split reins are designed for the rider to be able to easily drop their reins when dismounting without the horse getting a leg caught.
Mitomycin is a chemotherapy drug | used to treat different cancers including breast | , bladder | , gullet (oesophagus) | , stomach | , pancreas | , lung | and liver | cancers. Mitomycin can be given directly into the bladder to treat non-invasive bladder cancer. This is called intravesical treatment. This information does not cover when mitomycin is given into the bladder. You can read more about this in our section about treating non-invasive bladder cancer | .
Like all chemotherapy drugs, mitomycin can cause side effects. Some of the side effects can be serious, so it is important to read the detailed information below. Your healthcare team can give you advice on how to manage any side effects. Tell your doctor or nurse straight away if you: have a temperature; feel unwell; have severe side effects, including any we do not mention here. Rarely, side effects may be life-threatening.