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Present at birth
Congenital
May be caused by placental abnormalities, twins, or developmental issues
Congenital
Caused by specific gene mutations
Genetic
When should a foal have spontaneous breathing?
1 minute
What type of disease is flexural limb deformities?
Congenital
Also known as “contracted tendons”
Flexural limb deformities
Cannot fully extend one or more limbs
Flexural limb deformities
Often due to intrauterine positioning, maternal malnutrition, or genetic
Flexural limb deformities
What type of disease is angular limb deformities
Congenital
Involved an inward or outward deviation of a limb most commonly at the knees or fetlock
Angular limb deformities
Common causes include premature birth, weak ligaments, over-nutrition, or rapid growth
Angular limb deformities
What type of disease is wry nose
Congenital
Also known as Campylorrhinus lateralis
Wry nose
Deviated or twisted upper jaw and nasal bone
Wry nose
Leads to malnutrition, respiratory noise and difficult breathing, malaligned teeth
Wry nose
Caused by fetal malpositioning
Wry nose
What type of disease is scoliosis
Congenital
Lateral bending of the spine, often accompanied by neck curving or leg abnormalities
Scoliosis
Swelling at the navel where part of the intestine or abdominal tissue protrudes through an incompletely closed abdominal wall
Umbilical hernia
A common neonatal condition where the fetal tube connecting that bladder to the umbilicus fails to close at birth, causing urine to drip or stream from the navel
Pervious urachus
Openings in the wall between the left and right ventricles, often causes a loud murmur
Ventricular septal defect
A fatal congenital condition characterized by an excessive buildup of cerebrospinal fluid within the brain
Hydrocephalus
Fatal deficiency in storing sugar, leading to weak foals
Glycogen branching enzyme deficiency
Causes severe and painful skin defects where the skin separates from the underlying tissues
Hereditary equine regional dermal asthenia
Fatal neurological condition where foals are born with a lavender coat color, seizures, and inability to stand
Lavender foal syndrome
An inherited, neurological disease, caused by the premature death of Purkinje cells in the cerebellum
Cerebellar abiotrophy