Studies on the morphology and biochemistry of the epidermal tissue of the equine and the bovine hoof with specialreference to laminitis

Anders Ekfalck • 1991 • Sveriges Lantbruksuniveristet

Author: Anders Ekfalck
First published: 1991
Publisher: Sveriges Lantbruksuniveristet
Subjects: Lameness in cattle · Lameness in horses · Laminitis · Hoofs

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This scholarly work examines the complex morphology and biochemistry of epidermal tissue within equine and bovine hooves. By focusing specifically on the conditions surrounding laminitis, the text provides essential foundational research for understanding the mechanisms of lameness in these animals.

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This technical thesis was published in 1991 by the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, commonly known as Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet. It emerged from the university's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, reflecting the institution's long-standing focus on advanced agricultural research and animal health. The work serves as a specialized scholarly examination of hoof physiology, specifically investigating the structural and biochemical changes associated with laminitis, a debilitating condition in horses and cattle.

The research by Anders Ekfalck represents a meticulous clinical study characteristic of late twentieth-century veterinary academia. By focusing on the epidermal tissue of bovine and equine hooves, the author sought to bridge the gap between microscopic cellular morphology and the larger clinical manifestations of hoof diseases. It was produced primarily as a doctoral dissertation, contributing detailed microscopic observations to the field of veterinary science and serving as a foundational reference for subsequent studies on hoof metabolism and lamellar pathology.

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