
Synovial fluid samples from 51 light horses were examined with respect to their rheologie properties. The analyses were made with a Rotovisco RV3 rotational viscosimeter. Samples from carpal, stifle and hock joints and from healthy joints, joints with synovitis and joints with infectious arthritis were studied. The analyses showed that synovial fluids from both healthy and diseased joints have complex rheologie properties. In most samples the viscosity varied with the shear rates, the main exceptions being synovial fluids from joints with infectious arthritis. Flow curves (flow behaviour), rather than single observations on viscosity, were considered to be representative for the synovial fluids examined.
Arthritis, Infectious, Synovitis, Viscosity, Synovial Fluid, Animals, Horse Diseases, Horses, Rheology
Arthritis, Infectious, Synovitis, Viscosity, Synovial Fluid, Animals, Horse Diseases, Horses, Rheology
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