Publication: Molecular signaling within growth plates of the radius and tibia after periosteal stripping: an experimental study in lambs
Molecular signaling within growth plates of the radius and tibia after periosteal stripping: an experimental study in lambs
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von Rechenberg, B., Tanner, S. V., Hilbe, M., Zlinszky, K., Kämpf, K., von Wedel, F., Kümmerle, J. M., Picek, S., Vogt, R., & Auer, J. A. (2010). Molecular signaling within growth plates of the radius and tibia after periosteal stripping: an experimental study in lambs. Pferdeheilkunde, 26(4), 484–494. https://doi.org/10.21836/PEM20100401
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Periosteal transection and elevation is a standard treatment for angular limb deformities in foals. It is used to correct axis deviations in the limbs at an early age to assure that the foals grow up with straight limbs to improve their chances to reach their full potential as future athletes. Although clinically proven, its mechanisms of action were never elucidated on a more basic scientific level. In this experimental study the molecular response to periosteal stripping was investigated within the growth plate and adjacent perichon
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- von Rechenberg, Brigitte
- Tanner, Sylvie V
- Hilbe, Monika
- Zlinszky, K
- Kämpf, K
- von Wedel, F
- Kümmerle, Jan Michael
- Picek, S
- Vogt, R
- Auer, Jörg A
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von Rechenberg, B., Tanner, S. V., Hilbe, M., Zlinszky, K., Kämpf, K., von Wedel, F., Kümmerle, J. M., Picek, S., Vogt, R., & Auer, J. A. (2010). Molecular signaling within growth plates of the radius and tibia after periosteal stripping: an experimental study in lambs. Pferdeheilkunde, 26(4), 484–494. https://doi.org/10.21836/PEM20100401
