Search Results - "II, H. C. SCHOTT"

Dysphagia associated with presumed pharyngeal dysfunction in 16 neonatal foals by HOLCOMBE, S. J, HURCOMBE, S. D, BARR, B. S, SCHOTT II, H. C

“…Reasons for performing study: Dysphagia due to pharyngeal dysfunction occurs in human neonates and is associated with prematurity and hypoxic episodes. This…”
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Owner assessment in judging the efficacy of airway disease treatment by Gerber, V, Schott, H.C. II, Robinson, N.E

“…Reasons for performing study: Efficacy of medications for recurrent airway obstruction is typically tested using clinical, cytological and lung function…”
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Sweat composition in Arabian horses performing endurance exercise on forage-based, low Na rations by SPOONER, H. S., NIELSEN, B. D., SCHOTT II, H. C., HARRIS, P. A.

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: Excessive sweat loss during endurance exercise may lead to electrolyte disturbances and previous research suggests…”
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Suspect novel adverse drug reactions to trimethoprim-sulphonamide combinations in horses: A case series by Stack, A, Schott, H.C. II

“…Adverse drug reactions to trimethoprim-sulphonamide combinations are common in many species, manifesting as gastrointestinal tract disorders, dermatopathies…”
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Thyroid hormone responses to endurance exercise by GRAVES, E. A., II, H. C. SCHOTT, MARTENIUK, J. V., REFSAL, K. R., NACHREINER, R. F.

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: Limited information exists about changes in circulating thyroid hormone concentrations during prolonged endurance…”
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Comparison of bone mineral content and biochemical markers of bone metabolism in stall- vs. pasture-reared horses by HOEKSTRA, KARI E., NIELSEN, B. D., ORTH, M. W., ROSENSTEIN, DIANA S., II, H. C. SCHOTT, SHELLE, J. E.

“…Summary Sixteen Arabian yearlings were assigned randomly to 2 groups, confined to stall and pastured, to investigate the effects of confinement vs…”
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Genetic Variation among Isolates of Sarcocystis neurona, the Agent of Protozoal Myeloencephalitis, as Revealed by Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism Markers by Elsheikha, H.M, Schott, H.C. II, Mansfield, L.S

“…Sarcocystis neurona causes serious neurological disease in horses and other vertebrates in the Americas. Based on epidemiological data, this parasite has…”
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Ectopic ureter - a leaky problem no matter how you look at it: Imaging of ectopic ureter by Schott II, H. C.

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Ureteropyeloscopic anatomy of the renal pelvis of the horse by Pasquel, S. G., Agnew, D., Nelson, N., Kruger, J. M., Sonea, I., Schott II, H. C.

“…Summary Reasons for performing study Although the equine renal pelvis and terminal recesses have been described post mortem, little information exists about…”
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Neuroendocrine and non-neuroendocrine markers of inflammation associated with performance in endurance horses by HOLBROOK, T. C., McFARLANE, D., SCHOTT II, H. C.

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: The inflammatory and neuroendocrine response to endurance exercise and relationship of these parameters to performance is…”
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Changes in selected physiological and laboratory measurements in elite horses competing in a 160 km endurance ride by II, H. C. SCHOTT, MARLIN, D. J., GEOR, R. J., HOLBROOK, T. C., DEATON, C. M., VINCENT, T., DACRE, K., SCHROTER, R. C., JOSE-CUNILLERAS, E., CORNELISSE, C. J.

“…Summary Reason for performing study: Limited information exists about the physiological changes and clinical problems that occur in elite horses competing in…”
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Ectopic ureter - a leaky problem no matter how you look at it by Schott II, H. C.

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Effects of oral electrolyte supplementation on endurance horses competing in 80 km rides by SAMPIERI, F., SCHOTT II, H. C., HINCHCLIFF, K. W., GEOR, R. J., JOSE-CUNILLERAS, E.

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: There is no evidence that use of oral electrolyte pastes enhances performance in competing endurance horses. Objective:…”
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Effect of varying initial drink volume on rehydration of horses by Butudom, Prawit, Axiak, Shannon M, Nielsen, Brian D, Eberhart, Susan W, Schott, Harold C

“…Body mass (BM), water intake (WI), and plasma osmolality ( P osm) and electrolyte concentrations were measured in six 2-year-old Arabian horses provided either…”
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Response to nasopharyngeal oxygen administration in horses with lung disease by Wilson, D.V, Schott, H.C. II, Robinson, N.E, Berney, C.E, Eberhart, S.W

“…Reasons for performing study: Guidelines for administration of oxygen to standing horses are unavailable because previous investigations of the efficacy of…”
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Drinking salt water enhances rehydration in horses dehydrated by frusemide administration and endurance exercise by BUTUDOM, P., SCHOTT II, H. C., DAVIS, M. W., KOBE, C. A., NIELSEN, B. D., EBERHART, S. W.

“…Summary Because the primary stimulus for thirst is an increase in plasma tonicity, we hypothesised that dehydrated horses would drink a greater total volume of…”
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Urinary incontinence and sabulous urolithiasis: chicken or egg? by Schott II, H. C.

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Comparison of Sarcocystis neurona isolates derived from horse neural tissue by Mansfield, L.S, Schott, H.C, Murphy, A.J, Rossano, M.G, Tanhauser, S.M, Patterson, J.S, Nelson, K, Ewart, S.L, Marteniuk, J.V, Bowman, D.D, Kaneene, J.B

“…Sarcocystis neurona is a protozoan parasite that can cause neurological deficits in infected horses. The route of transmission is by fecal–oral transfer of…”
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Electrolyte and glycerol supplementation improve water intake by horses performing a simulated 60 km endurance ride by DüSTERDIECK, KATJA F., II, H. C. SCHOTT, EBERHART, SUSAN W., WOODY, KRISTINA A., COENEN, M.

“…Summary To replace electrolytes lost in sweat during endurance competitions, riders frequently supplement horses with hypertonic oral electrolyte pastes. To…”
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Potassium and lactate uptake by noncontracting tissue during strenuous exercise by SCHOTT II, H. C., BOHART, G. V., EBERHART, S. W.

“…Summary Efflux of potassium (K+) and lactate (lac−) from active skeletal muscle during high intensity exercise leads to increased plasma [K+] and [lac−] in…”
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