Munhålestatus hos arbetande hästar
Seventy-two working horses (they had been ridden with bit and bridle within the last two weeks) were examined in the oral cavity. Findings and status were noted. The horses were randomly chosen among individuals without clinical symptoms from the mouth and gastrointestinal system. The result sho...
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SLU/Dept. of Large Animal Clinical Sciences
2004
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| author | Tell, Anna |
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| author_facet | Tell, Anna |
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| description | Seventy-two working horses (they had been ridden with bit and bridle within the last two weeks) were examined in the oral cavity. Findings and status were noted. The horses were randomly chosen among individuals without clinical symptoms from the mouth and gastrointestinal system.
The result showed that 93% of the horses had changes in the mucus membranes, 86% in the form of ulcerations. The P2 region was most commonly affected followed by wounds more caudally in the mouth (P3-M3 region). The reasons of the ulcerations have been discussed.
Compared to previous studies of horses with no demands of wearing bit and bridle the frequency of ulcers was much higher in the present study. There is a conclusion that sharp points on the teeth in combination with factors such as riding with bit and bridle results in a greater amount of ulcerations.
Today floating is the most common treatment and is also used in purpose to prevent ulcerations in the mucus membranes. The result of this study shows that floating is not sufficient to prevent pathological oral changes, such as ulcerations. |
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| id | RepoSLU12737 |
| institution | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences |
| language | swe Inglés |
| publishDate | 2004 |
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| spelling | RepoSLU127372017-10-19T11:43:18Z Munhålestatus hos arbetande hästar Tell, Anna häst munhåla betsel tänder slemhinna Seventy-two working horses (they had been ridden with bit and bridle within the last two weeks) were examined in the oral cavity. Findings and status were noted. The horses were randomly chosen among individuals without clinical symptoms from the mouth and gastrointestinal system. The result showed that 93% of the horses had changes in the mucus membranes, 86% in the form of ulcerations. The P2 region was most commonly affected followed by wounds more caudally in the mouth (P3-M3 region). The reasons of the ulcerations have been discussed. Compared to previous studies of horses with no demands of wearing bit and bridle the frequency of ulcers was much higher in the present study. There is a conclusion that sharp points on the teeth in combination with factors such as riding with bit and bridle results in a greater amount of ulcerations. Today floating is the most common treatment and is also used in purpose to prevent ulcerations in the mucus membranes. The result of this study shows that floating is not sufficient to prevent pathological oral changes, such as ulcerations. Sextiosju arbetande hästar (de hade ridits eller körts med betsel inom de senaste två veckorna före undersökningen) sederades och undersöktes i munnen. Hästarna hade inte kommit till veterinär för att undersökas i munnen och valdes slumpmässigt ut för att representera normalpopulationen. Dessutom bedömdes munhålan hos fem hästar som avlivats av annan orsak än problem i mun och magtarmkanal. Munhålestatus protokollfördes. Resultatet visade att hela 93% av de undersökta hästarna hade förändringar i munslemhinnan och 86% hade sår. Vanligast var sår i P2-regionen, följt av sår längre bak i munnen (P3-M3 regionen). Materialet jämfördes med tidigare studier där kravet på arbete inte funnits med. Andelen munslemhinnesår var högre i populationen arbetande hästar. Betselöverslitning i P2-regionen var det näst vanligaste fyndet och sågs hos 35% av hästarna. Studiens resultat tyder på att vassa tandkanter ger sår i större utsträckning om de kombineras med ridning och körning med huvudlag och bett. Resultaten indikerar också att traditionell tandraspning, vilken är den idag vanligast förekommande profylaktiska och behandlande åtgärden, inte är tillräcklig som enda tandvårdsbehandling för att hästarna skall slippa obehag i munhålan. Förekomst av sår i den arbetande hästens munslemhinna kan sannolikt ses som en god indikator på hur väl den förebyggande tandvården fungerar. SLU/Dept. of Large Animal Clinical Sciences 2004 L3 swe eng https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/12737/ |
| spellingShingle | häst munhåla betsel tänder slemhinna Tell, Anna Munhålestatus hos arbetande hästar |
| title | Munhålestatus hos arbetande hästar |
| title_full | Munhålestatus hos arbetande hästar |
| title_fullStr | Munhålestatus hos arbetande hästar |
| title_full_unstemmed | Munhålestatus hos arbetande hästar |
| title_short | Munhålestatus hos arbetande hästar |
| title_sort | munhålestatus hos arbetande hästar |
| topic | häst munhåla betsel tänder slemhinna |