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Hyperkalaemic periodic paralysis in Australian quarter horses.

Australian veterinary journal - 1 Aug 1995

Church S

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Three Quarter Horse stallions and 5 of their 11 tested progeny were diagnosed as affected with the inherited autosomal dominant defect hyperkalaemic periodic paralysis in Victoria in 1992. The diagnoses were based on the appearance of clinical signs and associated increased plasma potassium concentrations in response to oral potassium loading. All affected horses were descendants of the American Quarter Horse...

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PMID: 8579565
DOI: 10.1111/j.1751-0813.1995.tb03563.x

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