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volume 43 issue 4 (december 2009) : 291-292
THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC WAVE PATTERNS IN EQUINE POPULATION (EQUUS CABALLUS) OF GUJARAT STATE
1Department of Veterinary Medicine, College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry
Sardarkrushinagar Dantiwada Agricultural University, Sardarkrushinagar-385 506, India.
ABSTRACT
Ninety five adult horses of either sex belonging to Kathiwari (31), Marwari (45) and Nondescript
(19) breeds were selected for study of electrocardiographic wave patterns. Biphasic P wave, QRS
complex and T wave patterns were studied and discussed. The study revealed that the Biphasic
P wave pattern was most common with distribution in various breeds as Kathiwari (64.52%),
Marwari (75.56%) and Nondescript (57.89%). The qR pattern for QRS complex was 48.39 per
cent in Kathiawari and 44.44 per cent in Marwari breeds. The Nondescript horses both qR and
QR patterns were in equal proportion (26.32%). The diphasic T wave pattern was recorded
in all groups.
(19) breeds were selected for study of electrocardiographic wave patterns. Biphasic P wave, QRS
complex and T wave patterns were studied and discussed. The study revealed that the Biphasic
P wave pattern was most common with distribution in various breeds as Kathiwari (64.52%),
Marwari (75.56%) and Nondescript (57.89%). The qR pattern for QRS complex was 48.39 per
cent in Kathiawari and 44.44 per cent in Marwari breeds. The Nondescript horses both qR and
QR patterns were in equal proportion (26.32%). The diphasic T wave pattern was recorded
in all groups.
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