Retrospective Study of Clinical History of Influence of Developmental Orthopedic Diseases on Racing Performance of Japanese Thoroughbreds

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  • サラブレッド軽種馬における競走期に影響を及ぼす育成期の発育期整形外科的疾患の調査
  • サラブレッド ケイタネウマ ニ オケル キョウソウキ ニ エイキョウ オ オヨボス イクセイキ ノ ハツイクキ セイケイ ゲカテキ シッカン ノ チョウサ

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<p>A retrospective study based on a questionnaire of thoroughbred breeders in Hokkaido was performed to reveal which developmental orthopedic diseases (DOD) have influenced management and racing performance. A variety of DOD were reported to us, and in particular wobbler syndrome, osteochondritis dissecans in the proximal joint, physitis, axial/flexural limb deformities, and subchondral cystic lesions had a negative influence on the prognosis of young horses. The first race for horses with a clinical history of sesamoiditis, tendonitis, or colic surgery was significantly delayed compared with that of horses with no history. On the other hand, few answers reported serious problems as a result of orthopedic lesions in the distal joint, which are frequently observed in pre-purchase examinations, thus we suspected that these lesions would not show critical symptoms in the training phase.</p>

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