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pferde spiegel 2019; 22(04): 179-190
DOI: 10.1055/a-0984-1331
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Equines Metabolisches Syndrom – Was gibt es Neues?

Tobias Warnken
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Karsten Feige
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12 December 2019 (online)

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Das Equine Metabolische Syndrom gehört zu den wichtigsten hormonell bedingten Erkrankungen und ist nicht immer ganz einfach zu diagnostizieren. Gerade im frühen Stadium kann das klinische Bild vielfältig sein, sodass der Diagnostik eine besondere Bedeutung zukommt. Wir informieren Sie über relevante Testprotokolle sowie die Bedeutung von Fütterung und Management.
 

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