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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1989
Herd health programs for llama owners offer veterinarians the opportunity to provide preventive care to an expanding market. Some aspects of llama herd health programs are unique but should be based on herd health principles used for other livestock species. Vaccinations, parasite control, nutritional consultation and reproductive examinations, coupled
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Herd health programs for llama owners offer veterinarians the opportunity to provide preventive care to an expanding market. Some aspects of llama herd health programs are unique but should be based on herd health principles used for other livestock species. Vaccinations, parasite control, nutritional consultation and reproductive examinations, coupled
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1994
A herd health program that includes some firm recommendations based on research and medical and management observations made by the author is discussed. Some theoretical options are discussed that have been shared with the author by professional colleagues and llama owners.
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A herd health program that includes some firm recommendations based on research and medical and management observations made by the author is discussed. Some theoretical options are discussed that have been shared with the author by professional colleagues and llama owners.
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1989
Llamas are anesthetized conveniently with guaifenesin thiamylal mixes, or, for short periods of time, with xylazine/ketamine. Small individuals must be accurately weighed. Estimating weight without experience is dangerous in this species. The greatest levels of safety and control, especially for critical patients, is afforded by inhalation anesthesia ...
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Llamas are anesthetized conveniently with guaifenesin thiamylal mixes, or, for short periods of time, with xylazine/ketamine. Small individuals must be accurately weighed. Estimating weight without experience is dangerous in this species. The greatest levels of safety and control, especially for critical patients, is afforded by inhalation anesthesia ...
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Blood, 2011
In this issue of Blood , Ulrichts and coworkers report preclinical studies of a novel bivalent heavy chain-only nanobody, ALX-0081, directed at the A1 domain of VWF that inhibits VWF binding to platelet glycoprotein Ibα[1][1] (see figure).
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In this issue of Blood , Ulrichts and coworkers report preclinical studies of a novel bivalent heavy chain-only nanobody, ALX-0081, directed at the A1 domain of VWF that inhibits VWF binding to platelet glycoprotein Ibα[1][1] (see figure).
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1994
Supportive care, including physical therapy, is the key to successful treatment of neurologic disorders in llamas. Be sure to eliminate the possibility of myopathies, especially heat stress, metabolic, skeletal, neuromuscular, or other disorders. Prevention of secondary pressure sores can be challenging. Keep the patient comfortable and well fed.
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Supportive care, including physical therapy, is the key to successful treatment of neurologic disorders in llamas. Be sure to eliminate the possibility of myopathies, especially heat stress, metabolic, skeletal, neuromuscular, or other disorders. Prevention of secondary pressure sores can be challenging. Keep the patient comfortable and well fed.
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Parelaphostrongylosis in llamas
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1985W, Baumgärtner +4 more
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1985
M E, Fowler, D, Gillespie, J, Harkema
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M E, Fowler, D, Gillespie, J, Harkema
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Surgical Conditions in the Llama
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1989Various surgical conditions of llamas are discussed, based on the author's experience, that of colleagues at Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital, and what little information is available in the literature. Some surgery is described for the correction of congenital abnormalities, some of which may be inherited.
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Probing the Internal Validity of the LLAMA Language Aptitude Tests
Language Learning, 2020Lars Bokander
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