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Acute Colitis in Horses

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Chapter 68 Acute Colitis in Horses Rebecca S. McConnico Acute colitis is a common cause of rapid debilitation and death in horses. More than 90% of untreated horses with this…

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Horner’s Syndrome

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Chapter 86 Horner’s Syndrome Martin Furr Horner’s syndrome (HS), a constellation of clinical signs reflecting sympathetic denervation of structures of the head, has been reported in humans and a number…

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Gastric Impaction

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Chapter 65 Gastric Impaction Heidi Banse Gastric impaction in the horse is relatively rare, with an estimated prevalence of less than 1% of colic cases. Gastric impactions are characterized as…

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Brainstem

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Chapter 81 Brainstem Amy L. Johnson Brainstem disease is relatively rare in horses, but recognition of indicative signs is important because early recognition might allow effective treatment of the patient…

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Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation

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Chapter 24 Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Narelle Colleen Stubbs Equine physical therapy (PT) is used to optimize performance and prevent injury in the sport horse and to aid rehabilitation after…

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Acupuncture for Pain Control

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Chapter 17 Acupuncture for Pain Control Dietrich Graf Von Schweinitz Theoretical Basis of Equine Acupuncture Historically, Chinese veterinary acupuncture practice differed from human acupuncture practice in the use of different…

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Managing Colic in the Field

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Chapter 71 Managing Colic in the Field Benjamin R. Buchanan Most colic cases begin on the farm. Clinicians are frequently called to examine a horse with colic in the field,…

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Antimicrobial-Associated Diarrhea

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Chapter 69 Antimicrobial-Associated Diarrhea Claire H. Stratford, Bruce C. McGorum Antimicrobial-associated diarrhea (AAD) is the most common adverse effect associated with antimicrobial use in horses. The condition ranges in severity…

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Anterior Enteritis

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Chapter 67 Anterior Enteritis Rodney L. Belgrave Anterior enteritis (AE) is a syndrome of acute inflam­mation and subsequent ileus affecting the proximal to middle segments of the small intestine. It…

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