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Table 1 An overview of the demographic data regarding the horses included in the study in the three different groups (clinically healthy, horses with mild gastrointestinal (GI) disease, and severe GI disease). The included parameters are; number of horses, age in years, bodyweight (BW) in kilograms (kg), sex, breed, and diagnosis. a Values are displayed as mean (minimum-maximum)

From: A pilot study evaluating the Calibrated Automated Thrombogram assay and application of plasma-thromboelastography for detection of hemostatic aberrations in horses with gastrointestinal disease

 

Clinically healthy

Mild GI disease

Severe GI disease

Number of horses

10

9

15

Age a (years)

11.2 (4–22.8)

8.4 (5.9–12.9)

12.7 (4.8–24)

BW a (kg)

559.5 (411–687)

492.9 (311–606)

492.5 (139–700)

Sex

8 mares

2 geldings

5 mares

4 geldings

7 mares

8 geldings

Breed

Standardbreds (n = 7)

Warm bloods (n = 2)

Unknown (n = 1)

Warm bloods (n = 5)

Icelandic horses (n = 2)

Pony (n = 1)

Unknown (n = 1)

Warm bloods (n = 7)

Frisian (n = 1)

Icelandic horses (n = 2)

Pony (n = 2)

Cold bloods (n = 2)

Diagnosis

NA

Large intestinal impactions (n = 6)

Large intestinal non-strangulating displacements (n = 3)

Peritonitis associated to the GI-tract (n = 2)

Acute colitis (n = 4)

Strangulated small intestine (n = 5)

Colon torsion (n = 1)

Severe gastric ulcers (n = 1)

Ruptured intestine (n = 2)