Pain Control for Laminitis

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Chapter 14 Pain Control for Laminitis Keith R. Branson Pain management for laminitis is critically important in prevention of suffering. In addition, good pain control can enable treatment without causing…

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First Aid Care of Limb Injuries

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Chapter 5 First Aid Care of Limb Injuries Alan J. Ruggles Orthopedic injuries in the horse are potentially life threatening, and proper understanding and application of first aid techniques to…

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Internal Hemorrhage and Resuscitation

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Chapter 3 Internal Hemorrhage and Resuscitation Samuel D.A. Hurcombe Internal hemorrhage in horses is an uncommon but important clinical condition. It may occur in the abdomen (peritoneal space), thorax (pleural…

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Acute Neurologic Injury

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Chapter 9 Acute Neurologic Injury Samuel D.A. Hurcombe Traumatic head injury can lead to traumatic brain injury (TBI) in horses, and is a common and potentially fatal type of injury….

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Trailer or Vehicle Accidents

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Chapter 1 Trailer or Vehicle Accidents Rebecca M. Gimenez Horses are transported more often than any other type of livestock, sometimes hundreds or even thousands of times in their working…

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Pain Management in the Trauma Patient

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Chapter 2 Pain Management in the Trauma Patient Debra C. Sellon Historically, pain management for horses undergoing major surgery or experiencing significant trauma has been implemented as much for purposes…

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Crush Injuries and Compartment Syndrome

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Chapter 7 Crush Injuries and Compartment Syndrome Linda A. Dahlgren Horses are prone to many types of traumatic injuries, including blunt trauma from falls or collision with another horse or…

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Thoracic and Airway Trauma

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Chapter 4 Thoracic and Airway Trauma John F. Peroni Traumatic injury of the equine airway and thorax are challenging events. Although some of these injuries can be managed in the…

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Metazoan/parasitic diseases

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9 Metazoan/parasitic diseases Chorioptic mange (leg and tail mange) Psoroptic mange Sarcoptic mange Demodectic mange (demodicosis) Trombiculidiasis (scrub itch/chigger/ harvest mite infestation) Poultry (red) mite (Dermanyssus gallinae) Fleas (stickfast or…

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Iatrogenic and idiopathic disorders

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16 Iatrogenic and idiopathic disorders Vitiligo Acquired persistent leukoderma/leukotrichia Transient trauma-related pigmentary loss Clipper rash Leukotrichia (tiger-stripe, variegated leukotrichia, reticulated leukotrichia) Hyperaesthetic leuko(melano)trichia Unilateral papular dermatosis Anhidrosis Mane and tail…

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