Donkey Colic

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Chapter 76 Donkey Colic Nicole du Toit, Faith Burden As is true in horses, there are many causes of abdominal pain in donkeys, most of which are gastrointestinal in origin….

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Ocular Trauma

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Chapter 10 Ocular Trauma Brian C. Gilger The horse is subject to a high frequency of ocular and periocular trauma. This is likely because horses’ eyes are large and located…

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Urolithiasis

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Chapter 108 Urolithiasis Michelle C. Coleman 1Dormia Stone Dislodger, V. Mueller Co., McGow Park, IL. Urolithiasis is an uncommon disease in horses, with a reported prevalence of 0.11% of equine…

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Small Intestine Colic

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Chapter 75 Small Intestine Colic R. Reid Hanson, Valeria Albanese Lesions causing colic in the small intestine are classified as strangulating or nonstrangulating. Strangulating lesions occlude the small intestinal lumen…

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Ureteral Disease

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Chapter 107 Ureteral Disease Michelle C. Coleman Ureteral Defects or Tears Ureteral defects and tears, or ureterorrhexis, are uncommon causes of uroperitoneum in foals and adult horses. Only a few…

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Diagnostic Approach to Ocular Discharge

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Chapter 148 Diagnostic Approach to Ocular Discharge Noelle T. McNabb Numerous conditions affecting the eye and adnexal structures cause ocular discharge, and development of discharge warrants a comprehensive ophthalmic examination….

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Seizure Disorders

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Chapter 87 Seizure Disorders VĂ©ronique A. Lacombe Seizure disorders are a diverse and common set of chronic neurologic disorders in humans and dogs. Seizures are less common in horses, compared…

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Pharyngeal Collapse

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Chapter 55 Pharyngeal Collapse Elizabeth J. Davidson Nasopharyngeal collapse is a common cause of upper respiratory obstruction in racehorses, sport performance horses, and ponies. Affected horses exhibit abnormal upper respiratory…

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