Diagnosis of laryngeal problems: hocus pocus or cutting edge science?

VETERINARY EUT

10 Apr

Written By Web Master

Recurrent laryngeal neuropathy (RLN) is the correct term for the condition better known as roaring or laryngeal hemiplegia. It is extremely common in thoroughbreds and represents one of the major causes of poor performance or jockey-reported noise. …

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First published in European Trainer issue 57 - April '17 - June '17

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