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期刊名:Veterinary clinics of north america-equine practice

缩写:VET CLIN N AM-EQUINE

ISSN:0749-0739

e-ISSN:1558-4224

IF/分区:1.4/Q3

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Camilo J Morales,Lais R R Costa Camilo J Morales
Exercise intolerance, chronic cough, and hyperpnea are the clinical hallmarks of equine asthma. Diagnosis of severe equine asthma in horses is multistep; determination of the phenotype will help guide future recommendations. Management of e...
Melissa R King,Sandro Colla Melissa R King
Rehabilitation following muscle injury is critical in restoring the equine athlete to full function. Rehabilitation protocols should be tailored to each patient's global functional assessment, taking into account sports-specific demands, go...
Douglas Castro,Stuart Clark-Price Douglas Castro
Pre-existing muscle disorders in horses can often be subtle and may only become evident during or after anesthesia. Advancements in veterinary medicine, along with increased knowledge and research in this field, help minimize anesthesia-rel...
K Gary Magdesian K Gary Magdesian
Knowledge of immunodeficiencies is crucial to neonatal medicine, in that they predispose to sepsis in the newborn and neonatal foal, as well as recurrent infections in older foals. The most common immunodeficiency in newborn and neonatal fo...
Stephanie J Valberg,Amy Porter Stephanie J Valberg
Muscle biopsy is often required to provide a definitive diagnosis for neuromuscular disorders and can be performed using open surgical or percutaneous needle biopsy techniques. Fresh samples that are subsequently frozen in the laboratory ar...
Andy Fiske-Jackson Andy Fiske-Jackson
Equine neoplasia poses challenges in surgical management owing to their diverse locations and potential for aggressive behavior. Surgical interventions aim for complete excision while minimizing cosmetic and functional impairments. Techniqu...
Imogen Johns,Jill Bryan Imogen Johns
The diagnosis of neoplasia in the horse is both simple and extremely challenging, depending on the type of neoplasm and its location. Obtaining an accurate diagnosis of a neoplastic condition is key to formulating an appropriate treatment p...
Anna R Hollis Anna R Hollis
Melanomas are very common in older gray horses, with 80% of gray horses having at least 1 melanoma by 15 years of age. Historically considered a benign disease, it is now known that up to 66% of lesions will eventually metastasize. Melanoma...