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digital dermatitisM-stage system1 CONSTRUCTDigital dermatitisDÖPFER · VETERINARY MEDICINE

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classification of bovine digital dermatitis lesions into stages from early to chronic, used to track lesion course in herds.

In veterinary medicine, digital dermatitis M-stage system refers to classification of bovine digital dermatitis lesions into stages from early to chronic, used to track lesion course in herds. This meaning comes from Döpfer (1997) in Veterinary Record.[1]

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  1. Döpfer, D., ter Huurne, A. A. H. M., Cornelisse, J. L., van Asten, A. J. A. M., Koopmans, A., Meijer, F. A., Schukken, Y. H., Szakáll, I., Klee, W., & Bosma, R. B. (1997). Histological and bacteriological evaluation of digital dermatitis in cattle, with special reference to spirochaetes and Campylobacter faecalis. Veterinary Record, 140(24), 620-623. https://doi.org/10.1136/vr.140.24.620

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