Articles by author - Yang DA

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Inter-observer agreement between two observers for bovine digital dermatitis identification in New Zealand using digital photographs
Authors: Laven RA, Yang DA
Publication: New Zealand Veterinary Journal, Volume 67, Issue 3, pp 143-147, May 2019
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
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Article class: Short Communication
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Diagnosing subclinical facial eczema in cattle: does combining liver enzyme tests increase the accuracy of diagnosis?
Authors: Laven RA, Cuttance EL, Yang DA
Publication: New Zealand Veterinary Journal, Volume 70, Issue 3, pp 131-137, Apr 2022
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
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Animal type: Cattle
Subject terms: Animal health data, Diagnostic procedures, Fungal/yeast, Liver/hepatic disease, Photosensitivity
Article class: Scientific Article
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The prevalence of gross pathological damage in the livers of dairy cattle at processing plants in autumn in the North Island of New Zealand and an assessment of the gross liver pathology score as a method for estimating the prevalence of facial eczema
Authors: Laven RA, Mason WA, Cuttance EL, Yang DA
Publication: New Zealand Veterinary Journal, Volume 69, Issue 2, pp 113-120, Mar 2021
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
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Animal type: Cattle - dairy
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Article class: Scientific Article
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Can we estimate herd-level prevalence of lameness in dairy cow herds kept at pasture by sampling part of the herd?
Authors: Sapkota S, Laven RA, Muller KR, Yang DA
Publication: New Zealand Veterinary Journal, Volume Ahead of Print, Issue Ahead of Print, Dec 2025
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
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Animal type: Cattle, Cattle - dairy
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Article class: Research Article
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Farm and cow-level prevalence of bovine digital dermatitis on dairy farms in Taranaki, New Zealand
Authors: Laven R, Chesterton RN, Heuer C, Vink WD, Yang DA
Publication: New Zealand Veterinary Journal, Volume 65, Issue 5, pp 252-256, Sep 2017
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
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Effects of a topically applied anaesthetic on the behaviour, pain sensitivity and weight gain of dairy calves following thermocautery disbudding with a local anaesthetic
Authors: McDermott J, Laven RA, Mason WA, Cuttance EL, Yang DA, Inglis K
Publication: New Zealand Veterinary Journal, Volume 67, Issue 6, pp 295-305, Nov 2019
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
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Animal type: Cattle - dairy, Cattle - calf, Cattle
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Article class: Scientific Article