Effects of age on echocardiographic measurements in healthy horses of the half-blood breed
Ali Al Haidar, Charlotte Sandersen, Frédéric Farnir, Hélène Amory
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Ali Al Haidar, Charlotte Sandersen, Frédéric Farnir, Hélène Amory
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In any species, for echocardiography to allow distinguishing between normal subjects and subjects suffering from heart disease, it is essential to dispose of reliable specific reference values.In human medicine, the effect of several physiological factors such as body size, ethnicity, gender, ageing, growth, training, or pregnancy on echocardiographic reference values have been demonstrated.In
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In any species, for echocardiography to allow distinguishing between normal subjects and subjects suffering from heart disease, it is essential to dispose of reliable specific reference values.In human medicine, the effect of several physiological factors such as body size, ethnicity, gender, ageing, growth, training, or pregnancy on echocardiographic reference values have been demonstrated.In
Key concepts: Interventricular septum, Diastole, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Systole, Medicine, Linear regression, Ageing