Investigating the potential role of abrasion in the development of toe tip necrosis in beef cattle: an ex vivo study

These findings support the premise that abrasion may be involved in white line separation and toe tip necrosis pathogenesis. Alternative floorings that minimize abrasion may be beneficial for avoiding toe tip necrosis.

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American Journal of Veterinary Research
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2025-02-21
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https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.24.07.0206
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Tendon Structure and Treatment
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Investigating the potential role of abrasion in the development of toe tip necrosis in beef cattle: an ex vivo study

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Investigating the potential role of abrasion in the development of toe tip necrosis in beef cattle: an ex vivo study

James D. Johnston, Kadin Majcher, Murray Jelinski, D. Moya, Nassim Hedayati
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These findings support the premise that abrasion may be involved in white line separation and toe tip necrosis pathogenesis. Alternative floorings that minimize abrasion may be beneficial for avoiding toe tip necrosis.

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