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Foundations of Laparoscopy

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Figure 1.2 Diagram of Antonin Desormeaux’s endoscope of 1853. A lamp fueled by turpentine and alcohol provided the artificial light that was focused and directed through the speculum. Source: National Library…

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Colopexy

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The first instrument portal is established by placing a 10- to 12-mm cannula using a blunt obturator through a 1-cm skin incision approximately 25 cm cranial to the umbilicus and 15 cm…

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Cryptorchidectomy

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After identifying the ipsilateral intra-abdominal testis, a second 15-mm skin incision is made 8–10 cm ventral to the scope portal to serve as the first instrument portal. A third 15-mm skin…

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Adhesiolysis

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Many preventative measures have been studied such as the use of the Halsted principle, peritoneal lavage, heparin, antibiotics, and even the use of lubricants like carboxymethylcellulose (Kelmer et al. 2008)….

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Sedation and Analgesia in the Standing Horse

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Table 7.2 Duration of sedation and analgesia of alpha-2 adrenergic agonists commonly used in horses Opioids Opioids provide moderate to profound analgesia by binding to central and peripheral opioid receptors. Butorphanol…

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Mesenteric Rent Repair

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Perhaps the most important indication for laparoscopic repair is the anatomic location of the rent. In one study, a mesoduodenal rent was not accessible with a ventral median celiotomy, so…

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