Figure 1: The Distribution of Difference in Agreement Between the Obel Method of Laminitis Diagnosis and the QUT Method Converted to an Obel Grade, as a Percentage of All Scorings (N = 420) Determined by 28 Veterinarians for 15 Laminitis Video Recordings.

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