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Defect Request<3


For my chianti x Hemp babe, Cynric.

* Guttural Pouch Tympany: Guttural pouch tympany is a congenital disease of horses, so the signs are usually seen in foals shortly after birth, and for up to one year of age or longer. For reasons that we do not understand, one or both guttural pouches fill with air that cannot escape and becomes trapped. These foals then develop a “chipmunk” appearance caused by air distension of the guttural pouch in the throatlatch. These foals are otherwise in good health, although some might experience difficulty swallowing and this might lead to aspiration of food and milk.

*There are three main diseases of the guttural pouch. The first is guttural pouch tympany.
Horses with this problem are born with a defect that causes the pharyngeal opening of the Eustachian tube to act like a one-way valve. Air can get in, but it cannot get out. This condition usually occurs in only one pouch, but it can affect both.

Because it is a problem present from birth, most cases of tympany are noted within the first few days of a foal's life. Several recent studies have looked at the genetic component of guttural pouch tympany, and links with the disease have been made to some Arabian and Hanoverian bloodlines.

Horses with tympany show massive swelling of the neck and throatlatch. If this swollen area is tapped with a finger, it resonates like a drum, which gives the condition its name. Affected horses might exhibit mild discomfort or be unable to breathe and swallow correctly if the swelling is severe enough.


I provided a link below to one of the sites I looked at. Tympany is halfway down the page. c:

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