Infectious Diseases of Horses
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چکیده
Dr. Helen M. Acland, PA; Dr. Debbie Barr, CAN; Dr. Derek J. Belton, NZ; Dr. C. Carter Black, GA; Dr. Bruce L. Branscomb, NV; Dr. Jones W. Bryan, SC; Dr. Suzanne L. Burnham, TX; Dr. C. L. Campbell, FL; Dr. John A. Caver, SC; Dr. Max E. Coats, Jr., TX; Dr. Leroy M.. Coffman, Fl; Dr. Tim Cordes, MD; Mr. Ed Corrigan, WI; Ms. Michelle H. Davidson, CA; Dr. Dee Ellis, TX; Ms. J. Amelita Facchiano, TX; Dr. Tony G. Frazier, AL; Dr. E. Paul J. Gibbs, FL; Dr. Mary H. Giddens, OR; Dr. Nancy E. Halpern, NJ; Dr. Steven L. Halstead, MI; Dr. Nanette Hanshaw Roberts, PA; Dr. Robert M. Harbison, AR; Dr. Burke L. Healey, OK; Dr. Carl Heckendorf, CO; Dr. Sharon K. Hietala, CA; Dr. Robert B. Hillman, NY; Dr. G. Reed Holyoak, OK; Dr. John R. Irby, FL; Dr. Bretaigne Jones, MO; Dr. Ralph C. Knowles, FL; Dr. Donald P. Knowles, Jr., WA; Dr. Maxwell A. Lea, Jr., LA; Dr. Donald H. Lein, NY; Dr. Mary Jane Lis, CT; Dr. Martha A. Littlefield, LA; Ms. Amy W. Mann, DC; Dr. Patrick L. McDonough, NY; Dr. Clifford W. McGinnis, NH; Dr. Andrea M. Morgan, DC; Mr. Ky Mortensen, KY; Dr. Lee M. Myers, GA; Dr. Sandra K. Norman, IN; Dr. Don L. Notter, KY; Dr. Eileen N. Ostlund, IA; Dr. John W. Poe, KY; Dr. James Sprague, TX; Dr. Robert Stout, KY; Mr. Ward A. Stutz, TX; Dr. David Thain, NV; Dr. Manuel A. Thomas, Jr., TX; Dr. H. Wesley Towers, DE; Dr. Susan C. Trock, NY; Dr. Charles D. Vail, CO; Dr. Taylor Woods, MO; Dr. Ernest W. Zirkle, NJ.
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Study of the prevalence and type of ophthalmic diseases among different breeds of horses in Tehran riding clubs
The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence and type of ophthalmic diseases among horse populations in the suburbian riding clubs of Tehran. Ophthalmologic examinations were performed in 901 horses and ocular lesions were diagnosed in 40 (4.4%) animals. In the 54 eyes of these horses that had ocular defects, 103 ocular abnormalities were detected. Of those horses affected, 65% showed ...
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