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Equine Liver Diseases: Early Diagnosis \u2013 Correct Treatment<\/a>

Liver disease in horses: diagnosis, liver enzymes and detection of toxins, infections, parasites<\/p>

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Haemonchus contortus in Small Ruminants and New World Camelids<\/a>

Haemonchus contortus: Diagnosis, treatment and prevention in sheep, goats and New World camels<\/p>

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Fungal and Bacterial Detection in Horse Breeding Hygiene: Frequency and Evaluation<\/a>

In breeding mares, infections of the genital tract can primarily lead to infertility, abortions, and the birth of weak foals with septicaemia.<\/p>

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Biosafety in New World Camelids: Possibilities for Testing in Trade and Breeding<\/a>

In recent years, the number of domesticated alpacas and llamas as well as the absolute number of these animals has been steadily increasing.<\/p>

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Hygiene Management in Equine Practice<\/a>

The aim of hygiene measures in veterinary practices and clinics is to prevent the spread and transmission of infectious agents.<\/p>

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Ovarian changes in the mare: Laboratory diagnostic work up<\/a>

Throughout the season (spring - autumn), the ovaries in horse mares show physiologically cycle-related changes (development of follicles, ovulation, formation of Corpora lutea).<\/p>

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Equine dermatology problems \u2013 useful laboratory diagnostics<\/a>

While horses are not large dogs, there are many procedures, such as dermatological examinations, that are very similar to those used in dogs.<\/p>

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News from International Equine Congresses<\/a>

The author addressed the topic of chronic weight loss in adult horses and discussed the subject of inflammatory bowl disease (IBD) in particular. <\/p>

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Spoiled for choice \u2013 pathogen or antibody detection for the diagnosis of infectious diseases?<\/a>

A wide range of different detection methods are available to veterinarians for the diagnosis of infectious diseases.<\/p>

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West Nile Virus in Horses \u2013 An Update<\/a>

WNV was first isolated in December 1937, from a 37-year-old, febrile woman in the West Nile district in the Northern Province of Uganda. In Europe, human cases were documented in the 1960's.<\/p>

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Intestinal tumours in horses \u2013 An overview of frequency, diagnostics and prognosis<\/a>

Apart from orthopaedic problems, intestinal diseases are the most frequent causes for consultations in the veterinary practice.<\/p>

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News from international congresses on equine medicine<\/a>

The expert discussed some recent studies that address the detection of silent carrier horses. <\/p>

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Gut microbiome and intestinal dysbiosis analysis in horses<\/a>

Clinical signs of gastrointestinal complaints in horses are manifold. They include colic, diarrhoea, constipation or flatulence.<\/p>

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Equine parvovirus \u2013 an update on the aetiology of acute serum hepatitis<\/a>

Hepatic diseases are quite common in equids. In addition to poisonous plants, toxins, parasitoses and neoplasms, they can also be caused by bacterial or viral infectious agents.<\/p>

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Update on the diagnosis of strangles<\/a>

Strangles is caused by the gram-positive, \u03b2-haemolytic bacterium Streptococcus equi subspecies equi.<\/p>

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Asthma in horses: Tips and tricks for a meaningful cytological diagnosis<\/a>

The work-up of equine respiratory diseases is based on anamnesis, clinical examination, endoscopic findings and pulmonary function tests...<\/p>

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Platelets in horses<\/a>

Platelets, also called thrombocytes, are an important component of blood coagulation. <\/p>

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Allergic respiratory disease in horses<\/a>

The nomenclature of equine respiratory diseases has recently been revised. <\/p>

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Summer eczema<\/a>

Summer eczema is the most common itchy skin disease in horses.<\/p>

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Equine Coronavirus (ECoV)<\/a>

As veterinarians, we are aware of the importance of emerging viral diseases. Especially, when spread rapidly and therapeutic options are limited. <\/p>

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Digestive disorders in horses<\/a>

The horse\u2019s digestive system is designed for the best possible utilisation of plant food. Digestion already begins with grinding the feed in the mouth and mixing it with saliva.<\/p>

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Biomarkers in equine medicine<\/a>

In veterinary medicine, too, non-invasive diagnostic and therapeutic approaches have become increasingly important in recent years<\/p>

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Problem mares with endometritis: Diagnostic tools from the laboratory<\/a>

Before or at the beginning of the breeding season, special attention is paid to mares that were not in foal or aborted in the past year.<\/p>

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The bacteriological examination \u2013 an important component of testing the breeding hygiene of mares<\/a>

During the breeding season, the breeding suitability of all mares intended for breeding must be assessed. <\/p>

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