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pferde spiegel 2023; 26(01): 16-23
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Hufkrebs – Immer wieder aktuell

Alessandra Sette
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Isabelle Martens
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Hufkrebs stellt den Pferdepraktiker aufgrund des mangelnden Wissens um Ätiologie und geeignete Therapiemaßnahmen vor große Herausforderungen. Der Umgang damit erfordert wegen der langen Rekonvaleszenz, hohen Rezidivrate und auch großen Spannbreite an Behandlungsempfehlungen eine enge Zusammenarbeit zwischen Besitzer, Tierarzt und Hufschmied.

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