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   Prévenir la myopathie atypique du cheval au pré par la gestion raisonnée des pâtures et des chevaux établie sur base de l'identification des facteurs de risques de la maladieVotion, Dominique  ; Delguste, Catherine ; Amory, Hélène et alin 33ème Journée de la Recherche Equine (2007, March 08) La myopathie atypique (MA) des équidés est un syndrome de destruction musculaire massive et sévère affectant des chevaux séjournant en pâture. Cette myopathie, généralement fatale endéans les 72 heures ... [more ▼] La myopathie atypique (MA) des équidés est un syndrome de destruction musculaire massive et sévère affectant des chevaux séjournant en pâture. Cette myopathie, généralement fatale endéans les 72 heures, est rencontrée en France de manière significative et récurrente depuis l’automne 2002. La Belgique a reconnu ses premiers cas de MA au cours de l’automne 2000. Grâce à la collecte systématique des données épidémiologiques et cliniques des cas belges confirmés par analyse histologique de muscles prélevés post mortem, il a été possible de définir les facteurs de risques contribuant à l’émergence de la maladie dans une prairie et/ ou au sein d’un élevage. A partir de ces facteurs de risques identifiés, des mesures de prévention de la MA sont proposées et discutées. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 77 (6 ULg)The composition of the inflammatory infiltrate in 3 cases of polyneuritis equiVan Galen, Gaby ; Sandersen, Charlotte ; Delguste, Catherine et alin In Proccedings of the Second congress of the European College od Equine Internal Medicine (ECEIM) (2007, February 02) Detailed reference viewed: 18 (7 ULg)Cleft Palate (CP): not only a diagnosis in foalsVan Galen, Gaby ; Delguste, Catherine ; Verwilghen, Denis et alPoster (2007, January) Detailed reference viewed: 23 (8 ULg)History and clinical features of atypical myopathy in horses in Belgium (2000-2005); Linden, Annick ; Saegerman, Claude et alin Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine (2007), 21(6, Nov-Dec), 1380-1391 Background: The emergent nature of atypical myopathy or atypical myoglobinuria (AM) necessitates precise description of its clinical and epidemiologic features. Purpose: To define key features of AM to ... [more ▼] Background: The emergent nature of atypical myopathy or atypical myoglobinuria (AM) necessitates precise description of its clinical and epidemiologic features. Purpose: To define key features of AM to help practitioners recognize the disease and to advise owners to take preventive measures. Animals: Belgian cases of AM confirmed by histology (CC horses; n = 57) from autumn 2000 to spring 2005 were included in the study. Co-grazing horses (Co-G horses; n = 77) that remained free of any abnormal clinical signs constituted a control croup. Methods: History, environmental characteristics, clinical signs, and laboratory results associated with AM were determined by a retrospective case series study. Results: Young horses in poor or normal body condition were found to be at risk for AM. Pastures were characterized by poor natural drainage and vegetation of low nutritional value. Features of AM were seasonal occurrence, apparent link with weather conditions fie, lack of solar radiation with no heavy frost and an excess of precipitation or relative humidity), sudden onset of clinical signs, and rapid death. Evaluation of serum creatine kinase activity indicated severe muscle destruction in CC horses and subclinical disease in a few Co-G horses. Conclusions: The association of AM with specific environmental conditions and individual animals suggests that young horses should not be pastured on bare premises subject to humidity when the weather has been very wet and cold for several days. Management of AM outbreaks should include control of Co-G horses who are apparently healthy. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 190 (28 ULg)Meckel's Diverticulum as a cause of colic: 2 cases with different expression of the sme developmental disorderVerwilghen, Denis ; Van Galen, Gaby ; et alPoster (2006, October) Detailed reference viewed: 19 (5 ULg)Tetanus in the horse: a review of 31 casesVan Galen, Gaby ; Delguste, Catherine ; Sandersen, Charlotte et alin Proceedings of the 45th Annual Congress of the British Equine Veterinary Association (2006, September 14) Detailed reference viewed: 54 (19 ULg)Risk factors associated with atypical myopathy in grazing horsesVotion, Dominique ; Linden, Annick ; Thiry, Etienne et alin In Proceedings of the 45th Annual Congress of the British Equine Veterinary Association (2006, September 14) Detailed reference viewed: 35 (6 ULg)A case of periarticular abcess and suppurative arthritis of the atlanto-occipital jointVan Galen, Gaby ; ; Sandersen, Charlotte et alPoster (2006, August) Detailed reference viewed: 20 (11 ULg)A non-traumatic case of intracranial haemorrhage in a horseVerwilghen, Denis ; Van Galen, Gaby ; et alPoster (2006, August) Detailed reference viewed: 18 (10 ULg)Cardiac pumping reserve measured in healthy horses using a dobutamine stress testSandersen, Charlotte ; Detilleux, Johann ; Art, Tatiana et alin Proceedings of the 45th Congress of the British Equine Veterinary Association (2006) Detailed reference viewed: 2 (0 ULg)Equine Motor Neuron Disease in Belgium: a retrospective studyDelguste, Catherine ; Sandersen, Charlotte ; Van Galen, Gaby et alPoster (2006) Detailed reference viewed: 7 (0 ULg)La Gourme: épidémiologie, pathogénèse, clinique, traitement et préventionVan Galen, Gaby ; Verwilghen, Denis ; in Pratique Vétérinaire Equine (2006), 38(150), 1-5 Detailed reference viewed: 41 (5 ULg)Les affections cardio-respiratoires les plus frequentes chez le cheval agéVan Galen, Gaby ; Amory, Hélène in Nouveau Praticien Vétérinaire Equine (2005), 184 Detailed reference viewed: 15 (5 ULg)Les affections cardio-respiratoires les plus fréquentes chez le cheval âgéVan Galen, Gaby ; Amory, Hélène in Nouveau Praticien Vétérinaire Equine (2005) Detailed reference viewed: 5 (3 ULg) Polyneuritis equi. Literatuurstudie & retrospectieve studieVan Galen, Gaby Master's dissertation (2003) Detailed reference viewed: 28 (0 ULg) |
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