MODERNIZATION OF THE CLASSIFICATION OF UVEITIS IN HORSES

Authors

  • A. O. Mezhenska

Abstract

The results of the work on improving the classification of uveitis in horses are presented in the article. The proposed classification of uveitis in horses, taking into account the anatomical location and type of inflammation, number of affected eyes, the path enters an etiologic factor into the eyes, the etiologic factor and a possible mechanism of the development of uveitis, beginning and course of the disease, and the recurrence rate is the most complete and user-friendly and can be a successfully applied in the practical work of doctors of veterinary medicine in the implementation of differential diagnosis and the development of treatment strategies. Еeyes diseases in horses, uveitis, uveitis classification.

Author Biography

  • A. O. Mezhenska
    doctor of veterinary science

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No. 188 (2013): Частина 3 (англ)

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