Effects of manipulating intrauterine growth on post natal adrenocortical development and other parameters of maturity in neonatal foals - Concepedia

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Effects of manipulating intrauterine growth on post natal adrenocortical development and other parameters of maturity in neonatal foals

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J.C. Ousey, P. D. ROSSDALE, Abigail L. Fowden, L. S. Palmer, Craig D. Turnbull, W. R. Allen

Equine Veterinary Journal

Abstract

Foals born following IUGR may require clinical assistance in the early post natal period, but appear mature with respect to adrenocortical function.

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