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RESEARCH
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our research.
If you have had a recent case of Equine
Grass Sickness on your premises, please fill in our
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RESEARCH
REFERENCES
A year by year listing of publications and
authors. CLICK
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EGSF
Funds Mule Colic Study in Ethiopia (PDF file)
Tess Sprayson MRCVS, Devon and Dr Elspeth Milne,
Division of Veterinary Pathology, Edinburgh University
June 2005
Potential management practices which
may reduce the risk of grass sickness.
Dr. Scott Pirie, Easter Bush Veterinary Centre,
Easter Bush, Roslin, Midlothian EH25 9RG
November 2005
Results of an epidemiological study of recurrence of
equine grass sickness on affected premises
Emma Hedderson*, Richard Newton & James Wood, Animal
Health Trust, Newmarket, *Imperial College, Wye Campus.
Footnote added April 2006.
A
comparative study of the bacteriology of the GI tract of
horses suffering from Equine Grass Sickness and healthy
animals.
Lynsey Garrett, Department of Medical Microbiology
at the University of Edinburgh.
June 2001
Role of
Clostridium botulinum in EGS.
Professor Ian Poxton, Medical Microbiology,
University of Edinburgh Medical School.
'A Case Control Study to investigate the role of
Clostridium botulinum in equine grass sickness'.
Miss Helen McCarthy, Dr Christopher Proudman,
Dr Nigel French, Prof. Barrie Edwards and Mr Keith
Miller.
University of Liverpool Equine Grass Sickness
Research
Can
urine testing aid the early diagnosis of Grass Sickness?
Constanze Fintl, Bruce McGorum (Royal (Dick) School
of Veterinary Studies)
Elspeth Milne (Scottish Agricultural College,
Veterinary Science Division, Dumfries)
Detection of
Specific Antibodies to Clostridium Botulinum Type C in
the Colostrum and Milk of Mares
Leonie C Hunter, Department of Medical
Microbiology, University of Edinburgh Medical School
Residual Damage in Treated Cases of Grass Sickness
Dr D. L. Doxey
September 1999
Grass
Sickness and Botulism
Keith Miller MRCVS, Biotrix, Peebles
March 1999
Plenylephrine Eyedrops as a Diagnostic Test in Grass
Sickness
Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies,
Midlothian
Equine
Grass Sickness Clover Trial
Dr Bruce McGorum, Royal (Dick) School of
Veterinary Studies, Midlothian
March 2001
Research References
Bibliography of Equine Grass Sickness research
from 1928 to present day.
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