Radiographic area of large intestinal sand accumulation in horses may determine clinical significance

A weight-based cut-off of >21 cm<sup>2</sup> per 100 kg for the diagnosis of sand enteropathy was determined with excellent sensitivity and good specificity. This may aid in determining if the amount of sand accumulation in a horse is of clinical consequence.

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Australian Veterinary Journal
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2025-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.1111/avj.70007
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Veterinary Equine Medical Research
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Radiographic area of large intestinal sand accumulation in horses may determine clinical significance

Guy D. Lester, David Byrne, Elizabeth J. McConnell, IG Entwisle
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Radiographic area of large intestinal sand accumulation in horses may determine clinical significance

Guy D. Lester, David Byrne, Elizabeth J. McConnell, IG Entwisle
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A weight-based cut-off of >21 cm<sup>2</sup> per 100 kg for the diagnosis of sand enteropathy was determined with excellent sensitivity and good specificity. This may aid in determining if the amount of sand accumulation in a horse is of clinical consequence.

Australian Veterinary JournalVol. 103(12)
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