Discussion The results of this pilot study, to introduce ocular thermography in the diagnosis of acute uveitis in horses and compare this method with a more practically feasible method of ocular thermometry, suggest that uveitic eyes are markedly warmer than non-uveitic eyes (>2°C), however the difference did not reach statistical significance.
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Introduction of the use of thermography and thermometry in the diagnosis of uveitis in horses: a pilot project.
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