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10-31-2007, 01:13 PM
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10-31-2007, 02:51 PM
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Amicar is used to induce clotting and in the scenario you guys are discussung I would think this is pretty risky because clotting would take place everywhere not just in the lungs where the "bleeding" is supposed to take place.
As an aside I have always been skeptical of "bleeding" taking place in horses lungs but rather the human equivalent of pulmonary edema which "looks like bleeding" the lasix both increases capacitance (pipe size thus more pipe less bleeding but also causes urination through a "loop of Henle" mechanism) or the highest and most effacious way to move water fast. I would think that Zaroxyln could be used as a Lasix adjunct as it is in humans for a more exagerated response... Probably more than you wanted on this one but I have wondered about this subject for a long time!! And Chuck.......No way A-Rod is accepted in Boston on any level any time!!! What would be great would be if he remains unsigned because no team can afford him and ends having to sit out a year but then again I still hold out for the tooth fairy as well....
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10-31-2007, 03:52 PM
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Doc, PM me and send me your e-mail, I'll send you a couple of good summary articles on current thoughts for possible causes of EIPH in the horse (other than strict stress failure of pulmonary capillaries secondary to increased Ppa) and treatments.
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10-31-2007, 05:54 PM
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I feel silly asking this , but at tracks like Churchill (http://www.brisnet.com/cgi-bin/insta...7-11-01&race=9)
they have LA next to some horses under medication/equipment. Is this indicating Amicar as well as Lasix?
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10-31-2007, 06:36 PM
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Chuck, A-Rod is a very talented but cancerous, self indulged to new levels, chronic cooler who will always be a phony and a choker. Other that he's a fine upstanding family man who publically displays his harem of mistress's and fondness for strip clubs while still asking for the world to validate his athletic ability..... he's headed for the hall but I think he will always make every team he's on less than what they are while gathering numbers unsurpassed by any baseball player in history. That's why all the ill feling toward A-Rod...other guys have similiar flaws but none are able to out do A-Rod's cry for attention while showing such classless self promotion. One example would be the announcement for fre agency when the World Series is center stage...
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10-31-2007, 07:19 PM
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10-31-2007, 10:56 PM
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I agreed that many guys could use some help in the monogamy department but A-Rod seems to take this to excess.....the guys lack of clutch performance makes his period of performing seem inconsequential though the numbers are there for individual stats his lack of impact on a team makes him an empty suit. The little item this week with his announcement of giving up the remaining years of his current contract couldn't have been more selfish and selfserving if he wanted it to be. His failure to show up for the Henry Aaron award and give deference to one of the greats of the game was another example of how selfish little Alex can be.....sorry game set match Alex is everything I try to teach my kids not to be..
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