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Proceedings of a workshop on Equine Recurrent Laryngeal Neuropathy : 7th-10th September 2003, Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK, editors, P. Dixon, E. Robinson and J.F. Wade

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xiv, 102 pages
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At head of title: Havemeyer Foundation
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  • Pathogenesis and pathology
  • Development and innervation of the larynx
  • Neurology of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy and the thoraco-laryngeal reflex
  • Review of the pathological changes in equine recurrent laryngeal neuropathy
  • Comparison of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy with other neuropathies in horses
  • Laryngeal paralysis in dogs
  • Endoscopic grading systems for laryngeal paralysis
  • 4-grade system for equine laryngeal function
  • 5-point grading system of laryngeal function in horses during quiet breathing
  • Endoscopic grading system for laryngeal paralysis: 6 grade system
  • Progression and endoscopic variation
  • Long-term longitudinal study of laryngeal function in 187 foals
  • Endoscopic observations on laryngeal symmetry and movements in young racing horses
  • Variation in laryngeal function in mature horses and progressive cases of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy (RLN)
  • Diagnosis of RLN and non-RLN URT disorders
  • Sales: problems in diagnosis of RLN: UK perspective
  • Sales: problems in diagnosis of RLN: USA perspective
  • Sales: problems in diagnosis of RLN: Australasian perspective
  • Differences between resting and treadmill endoscopic findings in regard to RLN
  • Non-RLN upper respiratory tract disorders found in a survey of 3,497 thoroughbred yearlings
  • Non-RLN URT disorders identified during post sale endoscopic examination of 5,559 TB yearlings (1997-2002) in New Zealand
  • Non-recurrent laryngeal neuropathy (RLN) causes of equine laryngeal paralysis
  • Treatment of equine laryngeal paralysis
  • Decision making in practice for treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy
  • Laryngeal re-innervation in the horse
  • Evaluation of RLN treatment efficiency: laryngoplasty
  • Improvements in laryngoplasty
  • Ventriculectomy/cordectomy
  • Ventriculo-cordectomy for treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy: 75 cases in a mixed population of horses
  • Evaluation of RLN treatment efficacy
  • Treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy: physiological and performance evaluation
  • Treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy: evaluation by respiratory sound analysis
  • Spirometric and endoscopic assessment of surgical treatment in horses with laryngeal hemiplegia
  • Management of canine laryngeal paralysis
  • Future
  • Is RLN inherited? Newer techniques to help investigate this question
  • Multicentre trials for efficacy of treatment
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Proceedings of a workshop on Equine Recurrent Laryngeal Neuropathy : 7th-10th September 2003, Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK
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Proceedings of a workshop on Equine Recurrent Laryngeal Neuropathy
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7th-10th September 2003, Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK
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editors, P. Dixon, E. Robinson and J.F. Wade
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Equine recurrent laryngeal neuropathy
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Workshop on Equine Recurrent Laryngeal Neuropathology
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  • Dixon, P
  • Robinson, N. E.
  • Wade, Janette F
  • Dorothy Russell Havemeyer Foundation
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Havemeyer Foundation monograph series
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no. 11
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  • Horses
  • Larynx
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Proceedings of a workshop on Equine Recurrent Laryngeal Neuropathy : 7th-10th September 2003, Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK, editors, P. Dixon, E. Robinson and J.F. Wade
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At head of title: Havemeyer Foundation
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Pathogenesis and pathology -- Development and innervation of the larynx -- Neurology of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy and the thoraco-laryngeal reflex -- Review of the pathological changes in equine recurrent laryngeal neuropathy -- Comparison of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy with other neuropathies in horses -- Laryngeal paralysis in dogs -- Endoscopic grading systems for laryngeal paralysis -- 4-grade system for equine laryngeal function -- 5-point grading system of laryngeal function in horses during quiet breathing -- Endoscopic grading system for laryngeal paralysis: 6 grade system -- Progression and endoscopic variation -- Long-term longitudinal study of laryngeal function in 187 foals -- Endoscopic observations on laryngeal symmetry and movements in young racing horses -- Variation in laryngeal function in mature horses and progressive cases of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy (RLN) -- Diagnosis of RLN and non-RLN URT disorders -- Sales: problems in diagnosis of RLN: UK perspective -- Sales: problems in diagnosis of RLN: USA perspective -- Sales: problems in diagnosis of RLN: Australasian perspective -- Differences between resting and treadmill endoscopic findings in regard to RLN -- Non-RLN upper respiratory tract disorders found in a survey of 3,497 thoroughbred yearlings -- Non-RLN URT disorders identified during post sale endoscopic examination of 5,559 TB yearlings (1997-2002) in New Zealand -- Non-recurrent laryngeal neuropathy (RLN) causes of equine laryngeal paralysis -- Treatment of equine laryngeal paralysis -- Decision making in practice for treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy -- Laryngeal re-innervation in the horse -- Evaluation of RLN treatment efficiency: laryngoplasty -- Improvements in laryngoplasty -- Ventriculectomy/cordectomy -- Ventriculo-cordectomy for treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy: 75 cases in a mixed population of horses -- Evaluation of RLN treatment efficacy -- Treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy: physiological and performance evaluation -- Treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy: evaluation by respiratory sound analysis -- Spirometric and endoscopic assessment of surgical treatment in horses with laryngeal hemiplegia -- Management of canine laryngeal paralysis -- Future -- Is RLN inherited? Newer techniques to help investigate this question -- Multicentre trials for efficacy of treatment
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xiv, 102 pages
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Proceedings of a workshop on Equine Recurrent Laryngeal Neuropathy : 7th-10th September 2003, Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK, editors, P. Dixon, E. Robinson and J.F. Wade
Publication
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At head of title: Havemeyer Foundation
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
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volume
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  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Pathogenesis and pathology -- Development and innervation of the larynx -- Neurology of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy and the thoraco-laryngeal reflex -- Review of the pathological changes in equine recurrent laryngeal neuropathy -- Comparison of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy with other neuropathies in horses -- Laryngeal paralysis in dogs -- Endoscopic grading systems for laryngeal paralysis -- 4-grade system for equine laryngeal function -- 5-point grading system of laryngeal function in horses during quiet breathing -- Endoscopic grading system for laryngeal paralysis: 6 grade system -- Progression and endoscopic variation -- Long-term longitudinal study of laryngeal function in 187 foals -- Endoscopic observations on laryngeal symmetry and movements in young racing horses -- Variation in laryngeal function in mature horses and progressive cases of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy (RLN) -- Diagnosis of RLN and non-RLN URT disorders -- Sales: problems in diagnosis of RLN: UK perspective -- Sales: problems in diagnosis of RLN: USA perspective -- Sales: problems in diagnosis of RLN: Australasian perspective -- Differences between resting and treadmill endoscopic findings in regard to RLN -- Non-RLN upper respiratory tract disorders found in a survey of 3,497 thoroughbred yearlings -- Non-RLN URT disorders identified during post sale endoscopic examination of 5,559 TB yearlings (1997-2002) in New Zealand -- Non-recurrent laryngeal neuropathy (RLN) causes of equine laryngeal paralysis -- Treatment of equine laryngeal paralysis -- Decision making in practice for treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy -- Laryngeal re-innervation in the horse -- Evaluation of RLN treatment efficiency: laryngoplasty -- Improvements in laryngoplasty -- Ventriculectomy/cordectomy -- Ventriculo-cordectomy for treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy: 75 cases in a mixed population of horses -- Evaluation of RLN treatment efficacy -- Treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy: physiological and performance evaluation -- Treatment of recurrent laryngeal neuropathy: evaluation by respiratory sound analysis -- Spirometric and endoscopic assessment of surgical treatment in horses with laryngeal hemiplegia -- Management of canine laryngeal paralysis -- Future -- Is RLN inherited? Newer techniques to help investigate this question -- Multicentre trials for efficacy of treatment
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xiv, 102 pages
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