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- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 classification A1.
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 date "2022".
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 language "eng".
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 type journalArticle.
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 hasPart 01GR0W1GXG03PFF1690KZP0D13.pdf.
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 subject "Veterinary Sciences".
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 doi "10.3389/fvets.2022.988826".
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 issn "2297-1769".
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 volume "9".
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 abstract "ObjectivesAscertain the radiographic prevalence and variation in characteristics of juvenile osteochondral conditions (JOC) in the proximal interphalangeal joint (PIPJ) of Australian Thoroughbred racehorse yearlings. Establish whether there are any significant associations with public auction sale results and racing performance. MethodsRetrospective evaluation of 1,098 yearling repository radiograph sets. Comparison of sales results and whole career racing performance of the case group with two control groups: maternal siblings (N = 397) and yearlings without PIP JOC (N = 391). Results6.3% of yearlings had at least one PIPJ JOC lesion with 4.8% having subchondral lucencies of the proximal phalanx (P1SC), 0.6% with subchondral lucencies of the middle phalanx (P2SC) and 0.8% with osteochondral fragmentation (OCF). P1SC were more prevalent in forelimbs and P2SC and OCF were more commonly located in the hindlimbs. 51% of PIPJ JOC were not identified on a lateromedial projection (LM). A significantly lower proportion of horses with OCF were successfully sold at public auction (p <= 0.05) but there was no significant difference in sales price between the case group and controls. A lower proportion of horses with PIPJ JOC made it to the racetrack to race, although this was not statistically significant. There was no significant difference in racing performance between the case group and controls, although there was a trend toward case horses earning lower career prize money and lower prize money per race (p <= 0.1). Lesions located in a dorsal or palmar/plantar location on the LM projection earned a lower average prize money per race (p <= 0.05) than those in a central location, and showed a trend toward earning lower total prize money (p <= 0.1) and number of places (p <= 0.1). There was no significant difference in performance for horses with lesions at the medial, axial or lateral aspects of the articular surface. Clinical importanceOverall, the findings of this study indicate that the presence of PIPJ JOC in radiographs of Thoroughbred yearlings should be attributed a low to moderate risk to future racing performance, however certain lesion characteristics may be associated with decreased performance.".
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- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 author F62EAE4C-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 author F7C090EA-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 author urn:uuid:1f582628-38af-40b4-b491-82dc089ee88c.
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 dateCreated "2023-01-30T08:15:29Z".
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 dateModified "2024-10-29T16:00:41Z".
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 editor urn:uuid:e7a6fffb-a18f-4334-8db2-07103676b8d8.
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 name "Radiographic prevalence of juvenile osteochondral conditions of the proximal interphalangeal joint of Australian Thoroughbred racehorse yearlings and associations with sales results and race performance".
- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 pagination urn:uuid:051197c4-1226-47da-98b1-501f1e1c7a3c.
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- 01GR0VXNXYPKQEW6TF2MD1M2D7 type A1.