The Reliability and Accuracy of Palpation, Radiography, and Sonography for the Detection of Keel Bone Damage
Abstract
Palpation is the most popular method of measuring keel bone damage on live birds, although it has been criticized for being subjective and inaccurate. The goals of this study were to examine intra- and inter-rater reliability when trained with feedback of accuracy, as well as determine the accuracy of portable radiography and sonography. Four evaluators palpated 50 103-week old Lohmann LSL-lite hens immediately following euthanasia. Of those...
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Title
The Reliability and Accuracy of Palpation, Radiography, and Sonography for the Detection of Keel Bone Damage
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
11
Pages
894 - 894
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