Qoramollarda laminit kasalligining uchrash darajasi va klinik xususiyatlari
Occurrence rate and clinical features of laminitis in cattle
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The article describes the occurrence rate and clinical manifestations of laminitis in cattle, as well as important aspects of its diagnosis. In the examined groups in Thailand, subclinical laminitis accounted for 38.8% and 42.0%, while in a sample from the Nairobi area of Kenya the subclinical and chronic forms together accounted for 70.3%. These figures relate to the classifications used in the respective studies and are not applicable as a single indicator for all regions. The need to record changes in the horn layer of the hoof in addition to lameness and to differentiate the type of lesion when assessing laminitis is substantiated.
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