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THE FLOW CYTOMETRIC EVALUATION OF PHAGOCYTOSIS BY EQUINE PERIPHERAL-BLOOD NEUTROPHILS AND PULMONARY ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES
Authors: RAIDAL SL BAILEY GD LOVE DN
Citation: Sl. Raidal et al., THE FLOW CYTOMETRIC EVALUATION OF PHAGOCYTOSIS BY EQUINE PERIPHERAL-BLOOD NEUTROPHILS AND PULMONARY ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES, The veterinary journal (1997), 156(2), 1998, pp. 107-116
FLOW CYTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF OXIDATIVE BURST ACTIVITY OF EQUINE PERIPHERAL-BLOOD AND BRONCHOALVEOLAR LAVAGE-DERIVED LEUKOCYTES
Authors: RAIDAL SL BAILEY GD LOVE DN
Citation: Sl. Raidal et al., FLOW CYTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF OXIDATIVE BURST ACTIVITY OF EQUINE PERIPHERAL-BLOOD AND BRONCHOALVEOLAR LAVAGE-DERIVED LEUKOCYTES, The veterinary journal (1997), 156(2), 1998, pp. 117-126
CERVICAL DISKOSPONDYLITIS IN 2 HORSES
Authors: COLBOURNE CM RAIDAL SL YOVICH JV HOWELL JM RICHARDSON JL
Citation: Cm. Colbourne et al., CERVICAL DISKOSPONDYLITIS IN 2 HORSES, Australian Veterinary Journal, 75(7), 1997, pp. 477-479
EFFECT OF TRANSPORTATION ON LOWER RESPIRATORY-TRACT CONTAMINATION ANDPERIPHERAL-BLOOD NEUTROPHIL FUNCTION
Authors: RAIDAL SL BAILEY GD LOVE DN
Citation: Sl. Raidal et al., EFFECT OF TRANSPORTATION ON LOWER RESPIRATORY-TRACT CONTAMINATION ANDPERIPHERAL-BLOOD NEUTROPHIL FUNCTION, Australian Veterinary Journal, 75(6), 1997, pp. 433-438
EFFECT OF A SINGLE BOUT OF HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE ON LOWER RESPIRATORY-TRACT CONTAMINATION IN THE HORSE (VOL 75, PG 293, 1997)
Authors: RAIDAL SL LOVE DN BAILEY GD
Citation: Sl. Raidal et al., EFFECT OF A SINGLE BOUT OF HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE ON LOWER RESPIRATORY-TRACT CONTAMINATION IN THE HORSE (VOL 75, PG 293, 1997), Australian Veterinary Journal, 75(6), 1997, pp. 449-449
EFFECT OF A SINGLE BOUT OF HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE ON LOWER RESPIRATORY-TRACT CONTAMINATION IN THE HORSE
Authors: RAIDAL SL LOVE DN BAILEY GD
Citation: Sl. Raidal et al., EFFECT OF A SINGLE BOUT OF HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE ON LOWER RESPIRATORY-TRACT CONTAMINATION IN THE HORSE, Australian Veterinary Journal, 75(4), 1997, pp. 293-295
ACUTE PARAPLEGIA IN A THOROUGHBRED RACE-HORSE AFTER GENERAL-ANESTHESIA
Authors: RAIDAL SR RAIDAL SL RICHARDS RB COSGRIFF AV ROSE KJ
Citation: Sr. Raidal et al., ACUTE PARAPLEGIA IN A THOROUGHBRED RACE-HORSE AFTER GENERAL-ANESTHESIA, Australian Veterinary Journal, 75(3), 1997, pp. 178-179
ANTIBIOTIC-PROPHYLAXIS OF LOWER RESPIRATORY-TRACT CONTAMINATION IN HORSES CONFINED WITH HEAD ELEVATION FOR 24 OR 48 HOURS
Authors: RAIDAL SL TAPLIN RH BAILEY GD LOVE DN
Citation: Sl. Raidal et al., ANTIBIOTIC-PROPHYLAXIS OF LOWER RESPIRATORY-TRACT CONTAMINATION IN HORSES CONFINED WITH HEAD ELEVATION FOR 24 OR 48 HOURS, Australian Veterinary Journal, 75(2), 1997, pp. 126-131
A RETROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF THE SURGICAL-MANAGEMENT OF EQUINE CARPAL INJURY
Authors: RAIDAL SL WRIGHT JD
Citation: Sl. Raidal et Jd. Wright, A RETROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF THE SURGICAL-MANAGEMENT OF EQUINE CARPAL INJURY, Australian Veterinary Journal, 74(3), 1996, pp. 198-202
THE INCIDENCE AND CONSEQUENCES OF FAILURE OF PASSIVE TRANSFER OF IMMUNITY ON A THOROUGHBRED BREEDING FARM
Authors: RAIDAL SL
Citation: Sl. Raidal, THE INCIDENCE AND CONSEQUENCES OF FAILURE OF PASSIVE TRANSFER OF IMMUNITY ON A THOROUGHBRED BREEDING FARM, Australian Veterinary Journal, 73(6), 1996, pp. 201-206
EFFECTS OF POSTURE AND ACCUMULATED AIRWAY SECRETIONS ON TRACHEAL MUCOCILIARY TRANSPORT IN THE HORSE
Authors: RAIDAL SL LOVE DN BAILEY GD
Citation: Sl. Raidal et al., EFFECTS OF POSTURE AND ACCUMULATED AIRWAY SECRETIONS ON TRACHEAL MUCOCILIARY TRANSPORT IN THE HORSE, Australian Veterinary Journal, 73(2), 1996, pp. 45-49
EQUINE PLEUROPNEUMONIA
Authors: RAIDAL SL
Citation: Sl. Raidal, EQUINE PLEUROPNEUMONIA, British Veterinary Journal, 151(3), 1995, pp. 233-262
INFLAMMATION AND INCREASED NUMBERS OF BACTERIA IN THE LOWER RESPIRATORY-TRACT OF HORSES WITHIN 6 TO 12 HOURS OF CONFINEMENT WITH THE HEAD ELEVATED
Authors: RAIDAL SL LOVE DN BAILEY GD
Citation: Sl. Raidal et al., INFLAMMATION AND INCREASED NUMBERS OF BACTERIA IN THE LOWER RESPIRATORY-TRACT OF HORSES WITHIN 6 TO 12 HOURS OF CONFINEMENT WITH THE HEAD ELEVATED, Australian Veterinary Journal, 72(2), 1995, pp. 45-50
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