Thomas J. Divers DVM, Diplomate ACVIM, ACVECC, H.O. Mohammed BVSC, PhD, H.F. Hintz PhD, A. de Lahunta DVM, PhD
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Equine Motor Neuron Disease: A Review of Clinical and Experimental Studies
Epidemiological, pathological, laboratory, and experimental studies all support the hypothesis that equine motor neuron disease is an oxidative disorder associated with prolonged vitamin E deficiency. The role that pro-oxidants play in the disease has not been determined. All horses without access to green forage and/or with low plasma vitamin E levels should be supplemented with vitamin E.
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