2010
DOI: 10.2746/042516406776563387
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The role of stereology in the study of placental transfer between fetal foal and mare

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“…The improvement of diagnostic techniques and prognostic evaluations relating to future prospects for soundness of performance is a challenge to both researchers and clinicians. Evaluation is based on: 1) congenital status of the individual at birth as a consequence of intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR) (Rossdale and Ousey 2003;Sibbons 2006) or birth trauma (Jean et al 1999); 2) the presence of angular and other limb deformities in foal and yearling (O'Donahue et al 1992;Barr 1994); 3) the interplay between genetic composition of the individual and the environment in which it is raised (Ridley 2003;Rossdale 2005); and 4) the significance of various interposing conditions of injury or disease and the relationship of injury to predisposing factors of conformation (Andersen and McIlwraith 2004;Andersen et al 2004;R. Weller, unpublished data).…”
Section: Prognosticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The improvement of diagnostic techniques and prognostic evaluations relating to future prospects for soundness of performance is a challenge to both researchers and clinicians. Evaluation is based on: 1) congenital status of the individual at birth as a consequence of intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR) (Rossdale and Ousey 2003;Sibbons 2006) or birth trauma (Jean et al 1999); 2) the presence of angular and other limb deformities in foal and yearling (O'Donahue et al 1992;Barr 1994); 3) the interplay between genetic composition of the individual and the environment in which it is raised (Ridley 2003;Rossdale 2005); and 4) the significance of various interposing conditions of injury or disease and the relationship of injury to predisposing factors of conformation (Andersen and McIlwraith 2004;Andersen et al 2004;R. Weller, unpublished data).…”
Section: Prognosticsmentioning
confidence: 99%