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| Titre : | EQUINE VETERINARY EDUCATION, vol 25 (9). - 2013-09-01 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/09/2013 |
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A 22-year-orld Quarter Horse mare exhibited neurological signs consisting of head pressing, central blindness, minimal ataxia and dysphagia. Despite treatment, the mare collapsed and died shortly after onset of signs. On necropsy, there were app[...]
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This report describes the use of a parainguinal approach to the abdomen to remove an obstruction in the small colon that could not be removed using an initial vental midline approach. The usa of a parainguinal approach sould be considered for re[...]
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Equine emergency colic surgery is one of the most common surgeries performed. Small colon obstruction (as the cause of the exploratory celiotomy) are relatively infrequently diagnosed (2-5%). The most frequently seen small colon problems are sma[...]
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Colic is a major cause of veterinary attendance in general practice and although most colic episodes remain isolated, recurrence may occur and definitive diagnosis can be difficult to obtain. This report describes an unusual presentation of a li[...]
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Oesophageal rupture in horses has only been previously described in detail in isolated case reports. The objectives of this study were to describe the clinical findings, specific treatment and outcome of oesophageal rupture in horses. Medical re[...]
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Roundworms and flatworms that affect donkeys can cause disease. All common helminth parasites that affect horses also infect donkey, so animals that co-graze can act as a source of infection for either species. Of the gastrointestinal nematodes,[...]
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Lactate concentrationn can now be measured rapidly and inexpensively in equine hospitals or in the field with a degree of accuracy that is acceptable when compared to laboratory analysers. Arterial or venous blood samples can be used. Short-term[...]
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Complications associated with castration occur commonly and, although the majority are mild and resolve easily, potentially life-threatening complications can occur. The preoperative identification of risk factors for these complications can hel[...]
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Two foals were admitted for neurological signs after trauma. Clinical and diagnostic investigations were performed that were were suggestive of closed head trauma characterised by right parietal bone deviation (ping-pong fracture), cerebral cont[...]
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