Common Toxins in Equine Practice

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Chapter 211 Common Toxins in Equine Practice Birgit Puschner, Julie E. Dechant Intoxications in horses are infrequent but can result in acute and often lethal presentations or chronic illness. Although…

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Postanesthetic Myelopathy

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Chapter 209 Postanesthetic Myelopathy Stavros Yiannikouris, Claude A. Ragle Postanesthetic myelopathy is an irreversible condition that leads to death or humane destruction of clinically affected horses. The condition, which follows…

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Diagnosis of Ventral Cranial Trauma

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Chapter 95 Diagnosis of Ventral Cranial Trauma Charlotte Sinclair, Anthony P. Pease Anatomic Overview of the Ventral Cranium In young horses, the basisphenoid-basioccipital bone that constitutes the ventral aspect of…

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Acute Kidney Injury

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Chapter 110 Acute Kidney Injury Harold C. Schott II, Evolution of Terminology and Incidence of Acute Renal Failure Prerenal failure has long been used to describe an acute, reversible increase…

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Fungal Keratitis

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Chapter 145 Fungal Keratitis Mary Lassaline Utter Equine keratomycosis can be a serious disease, resulting in permanent blindness in the affected eye or even loss of the affected globe. Early…

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Glaucoma

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Chapter 144 Glaucoma Amber L. Labelle Glaucoma, one of the most challenging ocular diseases for the equine practitioner to diagnose and treat, almost inevitably results in vision loss despite provision…

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Blood Transfusion and Transfusion Reactions

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Chapter 115 Blood Transfusion and Transfusion Reactions Kelsey A. Hart Whole blood transfusion is an integral component of managing severe anemia in horses and foals. Although complete diagnostic evaluation and…

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Mating-Induced Endometritis

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Chapter 165 Mating-Induced Endometritis Ryan A. Ferris Persistent mating-induced endometritis (PMIE), a noninfectious inflammatory condition of the uterus, is one of the most common reproductive abnormalities encountered by veterinarians who…

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Dyslipidemias

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Chapter 137 Dyslipidemias Philip J. Johnson From the equine medical perspective, the term dyslipidemia refers to clinical situations in which an increase in plasma triglyceride (TG) concentration above the reference…

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Fluid Therapy in the Field

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Chapter 207 Fluid Therapy in the Field C. Langdon Fielding In ambulatory equine practice, fluid administration can be a practical and life-saving therapeutic option. Treatment in a field setting may…

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