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Amir Zahirovic - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • prevalence of the equine pastern dermatitis Mud Fever in bosnia and herzegovina a pilot study
    Veterinaria, 2019
    Co-Authors: Alan Maksimovic, Amila Sunjerizvan, Amina Becirevic, Edin Satrovic, Amir Zahirovic
    Abstract:

    Equine pastern dermatitis (EPD), also known as grease, scratches or Mud Fever, represents variety of skin inflammatory conditions of the pastern region, all classified under this term. Therefore, it is rather considered a specific syndrome than a single disease diagnosis, with three main forms described. EPD has multiple potential etiologies (parasite (mite) infestation, bacterial infection, dermatophytosis, photosensitization, vasculitis, vaccinia, pemphigus foliaceus and primary irritant contact dermatitis), which are usually preconditioned with poor environmental conditions, particularly increased humidity and unappropriated hygiene. EPD has never been formally investigated in any area of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is a preliminary investigation of the presence of EPD in the population of randomly selected horses in BiH. The research iincluded 40 horses of both genders and varied breeds and ages. EPD was detected in 12.5% of the examined horses with dominant presence in Arabian horses. Keywords: horse, equine pastern dermatitis, Mud Fever

Amir Zahirović - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Prevalence of the Equine pastern dermatitis (Mud Fever) in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a pilot study
    Veterinaria, 2019
    Co-Authors: Alan Maksimović, Amila Šunje-rizvan, Amina Bećirević, Edin Šatrović, Amir Zahirović
    Abstract:

    Equine pastern dermatitis (EPD), also known as grease, scratches or Mud Fever, represents variety of skin inflammatory conditions of the pastern region, all classified under this term. Therefore, it is rather considered a specific syndrome than a single disease diagnosis, with three main forms described. EPD has multiple potential etiologies (parasite (mite) infestation, bacterial infection, dermatophytosis, photosensitization, vasculitis, vaccinia, pemphigus foliaceus and primary irritant contact dermatitis), which are usually preconditioned with poor environmental conditions, particularly increased humidity and unappropriated hygiene. EPD has never been formally investigated in any area of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is a preliminary investigation of the presence of EPD in the population of randomly selected horses in BiH. The research iincluded 40 horses of both genders and varied breeds and ages. EPD was detected in 12.5% of the examined horses with dominant presence in Arabian horses. Keywords: horse, equine pastern dermatitis, Mud Fever

Richard Stephenson - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Treating Mud Fever in horses
    The Veterinary record, 2011
    Co-Authors: Richard Stephenson
    Abstract:

    I READ with interest the brief report on ‘Treating Mud Fever in horses’ (Products and Services, p ii, VR , April 9, 2011, vol 168). New products effective against common disorders are always welcome. What is of concern is …

Alan Maksimovic - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • prevalence of the equine pastern dermatitis Mud Fever in bosnia and herzegovina a pilot study
    Veterinaria, 2019
    Co-Authors: Alan Maksimovic, Amila Sunjerizvan, Amina Becirevic, Edin Satrovic, Amir Zahirovic
    Abstract:

    Equine pastern dermatitis (EPD), also known as grease, scratches or Mud Fever, represents variety of skin inflammatory conditions of the pastern region, all classified under this term. Therefore, it is rather considered a specific syndrome than a single disease diagnosis, with three main forms described. EPD has multiple potential etiologies (parasite (mite) infestation, bacterial infection, dermatophytosis, photosensitization, vasculitis, vaccinia, pemphigus foliaceus and primary irritant contact dermatitis), which are usually preconditioned with poor environmental conditions, particularly increased humidity and unappropriated hygiene. EPD has never been formally investigated in any area of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is a preliminary investigation of the presence of EPD in the population of randomly selected horses in BiH. The research iincluded 40 horses of both genders and varied breeds and ages. EPD was detected in 12.5% of the examined horses with dominant presence in Arabian horses. Keywords: horse, equine pastern dermatitis, Mud Fever

Alan Maksimović - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Prevalence of the Equine pastern dermatitis (Mud Fever) in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a pilot study
    Veterinaria, 2019
    Co-Authors: Alan Maksimović, Amila Šunje-rizvan, Amina Bećirević, Edin Šatrović, Amir Zahirović
    Abstract:

    Equine pastern dermatitis (EPD), also known as grease, scratches or Mud Fever, represents variety of skin inflammatory conditions of the pastern region, all classified under this term. Therefore, it is rather considered a specific syndrome than a single disease diagnosis, with three main forms described. EPD has multiple potential etiologies (parasite (mite) infestation, bacterial infection, dermatophytosis, photosensitization, vasculitis, vaccinia, pemphigus foliaceus and primary irritant contact dermatitis), which are usually preconditioned with poor environmental conditions, particularly increased humidity and unappropriated hygiene. EPD has never been formally investigated in any area of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is a preliminary investigation of the presence of EPD in the population of randomly selected horses in BiH. The research iincluded 40 horses of both genders and varied breeds and ages. EPD was detected in 12.5% of the examined horses with dominant presence in Arabian horses. Keywords: horse, equine pastern dermatitis, Mud Fever