Problems of the equine larynx and pharynx

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Abstract
Extract The major research effort of the Surgery Department at Massey has been directed for some time towards the problems of the equine upper respiratory tract. A considerable part of our work is concerned with the examination and treatment of horses exhibiting abnormal respiratory noises. These noises are oftenassociated with impaired performance. Two of the most common conditions are left laryngeal hemplegia, and “soft palate paresis”.