Manual of equine gastroenterology

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London : W.B. Saunders Company , 2002.

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540 s. ; 24 sm.

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Manual of Gastro enterology T. Divers Contents Contributors .................................... xi Preface ........................................ xv SECTION 1: DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES IN EQUINE GASTROENTEROLOGY 1 Physical examination ..................... 3 General physical examination and auscultation .... 3 F Taylor Nasogastric intubation ........................ 4 F Taylor Rectal examination ........................... 6 POE Mueller 2 Additional diagnostic procedures ........... 9 Rectal biopsy ................................ 9 F Taylor Liver biopsy ................................ 10 F Taylor Clinical pathology ..............."............ 11 F Taylor Abdominocentesis ........................... 13 TMair Analysis of peritoneal fluid ................... 16 TMair Carbohydrate absorption tests ................. 20 F Taylor Endoscopy ................................. 21 MJ Murray Ultrasonographic examination of the abdomen . . 26 CM Marr, J Lyons, and S Freeman Nuclear scintigraphy ......................... 34 R Weller and CM Marr Breath hydrogen tests ....................... 38 TMair 3 Laparoscopy ........................... 41 CA Ragle Instrumentation ............................ 41 Indications for laparoscopy ................... 44 Surgical procedures .......................... 46 SECTION 2: GASTROINTESTINAL PARASITES AND THEIR CONTROL 4 Parasite-associated gastrointestinal disease .. 53 S Love Features of equine parasite infections .......... 53 Pathogenesis of parasitic gastrointestinal disease . . 54 Clinical features of parasitic-associated disease ’entities’ ................................ 55 Investigation of suspected parasite-associated disease .................................. 56 Treatment ................................. 57 Parasite control programs .................... 58 Clinical aspects of minor equine intestinal parasites ................................. 60 SECTION 3: UPPER ALIMENTARY TRACT DISEASES 5 Differential diagnosis and evaluation of dysphagia ............................. 63 JG Lane Normal deglutition .......................... 63 Diagnosis of dysphagia ....................... 64 Conditions compromising the oral phase of deglutition ............................... 65 Conditions compromising the pharyngeal phase of deglutition ....................... 66 Conditions compromising the esophageal phase of deglutition ....................... 66 6 Diseases of the oral cavity and soft palate . . 69 Dental disease .............................. 69 BA Rucker Disorders of the mouth ...................... 78 MA Ball Cleft palate ................................ 79 SA Semevolos and NG Ducharme 7 Esophageal diseases ..................... 89 SL Fubini Anatomy and physiology ..................... 89 Esophageal disorders ........................ 89 General surgical considerations ................ 90 Specific disorders ............................ 92 Complications of esophageal surgery ........... 96 SECTION 4: COLIC 8 Etiology, risk factors, and pathophysiology of colic ................ 101 Factors associated with increased risk of colic . .. 101 A/D Cohen Pathophysiology of intestinal obstruction ...... 103 DE Freeman 9 Clinical evaluation of the colic case ....... 107 Clinical signs of colic ....................... 107 TMair Physical examination of a horse with colic ...... 109 PD Van Harreveld and EM Gaughan Rectal examination for the acute abdomen ..... 112 POE Mueller False (non-gastrointestinal) colics ............. 118 TMair Medical therapies for colic ...................119 TMair Spasmodic colic ............................ 125 TMair Acute colic -the decision to refer ............. 126 TMair Colic - decisions for surgery .................. 129 EM Gaughan and PD Van Harreveld Preparation of the horse for referral transport ..132 A Worster Intravenous catheterization and complications . . 134 TJ Divers Fluid and electrolyte therapy and acid-base balance in horses with abdominal pain ....... 138 TJ Divers Preoperative preparation .................... 140 P Rakestraw Prognosis for acute abdominal pain ........... 141 P Rakestraw 10 Surgery for colic (including anesthesia) .... 145 Anesthesia for colic surgery ................. 145 RD Gleed Surgical approaches to the abdomen .......... 155 A/G Ducharme Surgical exploration of the abdomen .......... 158 A/G Ducharme Evaluation of gut viability ................... 164 DE Freeman Enterotomy, resection, and anastomosis techniques ............................. 168 A/G Ducharme Closure of the abdomen ..................... 181 A/G Ducharme Repeat laparotomy ......................... 184 A/G Ducharme 11 Postoperative treatment and complications ......................... 189 Postoperative monitoring ................... 189 A/G Ducharme Treatment of endotoxemia .................. 191 DM Ainsworth Nutritional support after alimentary tract surgery ................................. 196 SL Ralston Postoperative shock and organ failure ......... 198 LR Goodrich Postoperative pain ......................... 204 LR Goodrich Abdominal adhesions ....................... 209 Si Fubini Ileus ..................................... 211 P Rakestraw Impaction at the anastomosis ................ 215 P Rakestraw Incisional complications ..................... 216 NG Ducharme Postoperative complications - myopathy/ neuropathy ............................. 219 BA Valentine Postoperative complications-thrombophlebitis . . 222 C Walsh Postoperative complications - peritonitis ....... 227 TMair Postoperative complications - laminitis ........ 229 CS Cable Postoperative complications - colitis ........... 230 TJ Divers Postoperative complications - cardiac arrhythmias ............................. 232 M Bowen 12 Diseases of the stomach ................ 241 MJ Murray Gastric ulceration in the adult ................ 241 Gastric impaction .......................... 245 Gastric dilation ............................ 246 Gastric rupture ............................ 247 Gastric squamous cell carcinoma .............. 247 3 Diseases of the small intestine resulting in colic ............................... 249 Gß Edwards and O Proudman Anatomy and physiology of the small intestine .. 249 Epidemiology of small intestinal colic ......... 250 Pathophysiology of small intestinal obstruction .. 251 Clinical signs and diagnosis of small intestinal disease ................................. 253 Surgical correction of small intestinal obstruction . 254 Medical treatment of small intestinal disease ... 257 Causes of small intestinal disease ............. 258 Prognosis ................................. 262 Surgical colic cases ......................... 263 14 Cecal diseases that can result in colic ...... 267 R B Edwards Cecal tympany ............................. 268 Cecal impaction ............................ 269 Cecocecal and cecocolic intussusceptions ....... 272 Cecal perforation .......................... 274 Cecal acidosis .............................. 275 Cecal infarction ............................ 276 15 Diseases of the large colon that can result in colic .......................... 279 Impactions ............................... 279 RR Hanson Sand impaction ............................

282 RR Hanson Displacement of the large colon .............. 284 RP Hackett Large colon volvulus ....................... 288 RP Hackett Primary colonic tympany .................... 292 RP Hackett Non-strangulating infarction of the large colon . 293 RP Hackett Enterolithiasis ............................. 293 AT Fischer, Jr Segmental eosinophilic colitis ................ 296 GB Edwards 16 Diseases of the small colon and rectum .... 299 J Schumacher Diseases of the small colon .............. 299 Enteroliths ................................ 299 Foreign body obstruction ................... 300 Fecal impaction ............................ 301 Fecaliths, phytoconglobates, and bezoars ...... 302 Intramural hematoma ...................... 303 Mesocolic rupture .......................... 303 Strangulating lesions of the small colon ........ 303 Non-strangulating infarction of the small colon . . 304 Intestinal atresia ........................... 304 Diseases of the rectum ................. 305 Rectal tears ............................... 305 Rectal prolapse ............................ 312 Anorectal lymphadenopathy ................ 314 17 Other conditions ....................... 317 Abdominal distention in the adult horse ....... 317 TMair Peritonitis ................................ 322 TMair Abdominal abscesses ....................... 330 TMair Hemoperitoneum .......................... 332 FT Bain Gastrointestinal neoplasia ................... 334 M Hillyer The differential diagnosis and evaluation of chronic and recurrent colic ................. 338 TMair Grass sickness .............................. 343 RS Pirle Pancreatic diseases ......................... 348 TMair Causes of colic associated with reproduction and the reproductive tract in the brood mare .. 351 CM Schweizer SECTION 5: CHRONIC WEIGHT LOSS, MALABSORPTION SYNDROMES, AND LIVER DISEASE 18 Chronic weight loss .................... 367 TMair Differential diagnosis and evaluation of chronic weight loss ....................... 367 Malabsorption syndromes ................... 376 19 Hepatic and biliary tract diseases ......... 381 Acute hepatic disease with failure ............. 381 TJ Divers Primary hyperammonemia ................... 384 SF Peek Biliary tract disease ......................... 386 SF Peek Pyrrolizidine alkaloid intoxication ............. 389 GP Car/son Chronic active hepatitis ..................... 391 GP Car/son Chronic liver disease ........................ 392 GP Carbon Hyperlipemia .............................. 394 TMair SECTION 6: ACUTE AND CHRONIC DIARRHEA 20 Acute diarrhea ........................ 405 General principles of treatment of acute diarrhea in adult horses ................... 405 TJ Divers Salmonellosis .............................. 406 TJ Divers Clostridial diarrhea in adult horses ............ 410 TJ Divers Potomac horse fever ........................ 412 JM Bartol Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug toxicity ... 415 A/D Cohen Toxic colitides ............................. 417 A/D Cohen Grain overload ............................ 421 MA Ball Acute diarrhea in adult horses - other causes .. . 422 TJ Divers 21 Chronic diarrhea ....................... 427 Differential diagnosis and evaluation of chronic diarrhea in the adult horse .......... 427 TMair General principles of treatment of chronic diarrhea in adult horses ................... 430 TMair Larval cyathostomosis ....................... 432 TMair Strongylosis ............................... 436 TMair Chronic inflammatory bowel disease and intestinal neoplasia ...................... 437 TMair Sand enteropathy .......................... 437 TMair Equine right dorsal colitis .................... 438 A/D Cohen Chronic diarrhea in adult horses - other causes ............................. 442 TMair SECTION 7: GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASE IN THE FOAL 22 Clinical evaluation of the foal ............ 449 Evaluation of the foal with colic .............. 449 CS Cable Diagnostic imaging procedures in the foal ...... 454 JM Reimer Differential diagnosis and evaluation of the foal with abdominal distention ............... 459 CS Cable Medical therapy in the foal with abdominal pain ................................... 463 G Perkins Surgical decision for the foal with colic ......... 465 CS Cable 23 Stomach diseases of the foal ............ 469 MJ Murray Gastroduodenal ulceration .................. 469 VIII Gastric endoparasitism ...................... 475 Gastric abscess ............................. 476 24 Small intestinal diseases associated with colic in the foal ........................ 477 J Orsini Congenital defects associated with colic ........ 477 Acquired small intestinal diseases associated with colic ............................... 480 Postoperative management and complications .. 483 Outcome and prognosis ..................... 483 25 Large and small colon diseases associated with colic in the foal ................... 485 Retained meconium ........................ 485 WV Bernard Atresia coli ................................ 486 EM Santschi lleocolonic aganglionosis .................... 488 EM Santschi 26 Diseases of the rectum and anus in the foal .................................. 491 EM Santschi Atresia recti and ani ........................ 491 27 Diarrhea in the foal .................... 493 Foal heat diarrhea .......................... 493 J Freestone Viral diarrhea in foals ...................... 493 TD Byars Salmonellosis in the foal ..................... 495 JL Whiting and TD Byars Clostridial enterocolitis in foals ............... 499 TJ Divers Rhodococcus equi as an agent of intestinal disease ................................. 502 KA Sprayberry Equine cryptosporidial diarrhea ............... 504 ND Cohen Diarrhea - other causes ..................... 507 JF Freestone I Proliferative enteropathy in foals ............. 508 J-P Lavoie and R Drolet 28 Hepatic diseases in foals ................ 513 Portosystemic shunts ........................ 513 LA Fortier Tyzzer’s disease ............................ 516 WV Bernard Congenital disorders ........................ 517 JE Adolf 1 Neoplastic conditions ....................... 518 JE Adolf Infectious processes ........................ 518 JE Adolf and TJ Divers Toxic disorders ............................. 522 JE Adolf and TJ Divers Other Liver Diseases ........................ 523 JE Adolf and TJ Divers Index ........................................ 527

Konu Terimi:

Gastroenterology - Veternerlik

Atlar -Sindirim Sistemi Hastalıklar (Digestive System Diseases)

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Library	Materyal Türü	Barkod	Yer Numarası	Durumu/İade Tarihi
Arıyor... Ferit Melen Library	Book	049782	636.108963 MAN 2002 k.1	Arıyor... Unknown

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