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Problems and Injuries of Horse Larynx and Voice Based on Veterinary Texts of the Islamic Civilization Period

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  217-228

Abstract

 In the lexicographic texts as well as in veterinary resources and specialized books on Horses, the Islamic Civilization period has focused on the types of sounds heard from Horses; the concept of sounds has been explained as well. Exposure of Horses to some infectious diseases affects their Larynx in such a way that this consequently changes the animals’ sound. Laryngeal problems in Horses have been identified in ancient Veterinary medicine by examining or hearing how the horse whines. The methods of identifying laryngeal problems and changes in the sound of the infected Horses have been mentioned in ancient veterinary and specialized horse books in detail (FARASNAMEH-BEITAREHNAMEH, etc. ). The purpose of this study was to conceptually obtain and classify the sounds of an infected horse followed by identifying its laryngeal problems that altered its natural sound. This is a qualitative research article used to describe and document the analysis methods. Using the designed vocabulary keyword, references were searched in the veterinary, and some other medical literature resources, followed by employing various stages of content analysis method. Findings: Horses produce various sounds that include: Hamhameh, Sahil, Wahvaheh, Rahraheh, Shakhir, Nakhir, Karir, Dhabh, etc. For example, Sahil is divided in two: Salsaleh and Jaljaleh. For each of these voices, the meaning has been mentioned in the respective books. While infected, the animal’ s voice is altered due to damage to the Larynx, a vital member of the horse’ s sound production. This impairs the horse’ s communication with the rider or trainer. The findings showed that during the period of Islamic Civilization, special attention was paid to Horses. A variety of sounds produced by the animals were named, and their meanings were explained. Other unrelated Larynx problems also causing altered sounds due to laryngeal injuries were considered as independent illnesses, which they can be documented and read afterward. In conclusion, this study provides a comprehensive description of the identification and interpretation of sounds produced by Horses in the history of the Islamic era. Also, further research in this field can determine the capability of veterinary knowledge in the Islamic regions more than before.

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    Abbasbeigi, Babak, Moalemi, Mostafa, SARVI, SHAHABEDDIN, Raoofi, Afshin, RAJABNEJAD, MOHAMMAD REZA, & SIAMIAN, HASAN. (2020). Problems and Injuries of Horse Larynx and Voice Based on Veterinary Texts of the Islamic Civilization Period. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON HISTORY OF MEDICINE, 9(3), 217-228. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/767975/en

    Vancouver: Copy

    Abbasbeigi Babak, Moalemi Mostafa, SARVI SHAHABEDDIN, Raoofi Afshin, RAJABNEJAD MOHAMMAD REZA, SIAMIAN HASAN. Problems and Injuries of Horse Larynx and Voice Based on Veterinary Texts of the Islamic Civilization Period. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON HISTORY OF MEDICINE[Internet]. 2020;9(3):217-228. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/767975/en

    IEEE: Copy

    Babak Abbasbeigi, Mostafa Moalemi, SHAHABEDDIN SARVI, Afshin Raoofi, MOHAMMAD REZA RAJABNEJAD, and HASAN SIAMIAN, “Problems and Injuries of Horse Larynx and Voice Based on Veterinary Texts of the Islamic Civilization Period,” JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON HISTORY OF MEDICINE, vol. 9, no. 3, pp. 217–228, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/767975/en

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