Gastrointestinal diseases are the main causes of death in the horse, and the book is based on the author's experience of having performed over 2,000 equine abdominal operations. The text describes all the important steps in successful surgical technique. Illustrations are deliberately large for additional clarity, and most of them show the surgeon's view of the affected area.
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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Höhe: 340 mm
Breite: 310 mm
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978-1-874545-13-2 (9781874545132)
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Part 1 General Considerations: Pre-, intra- and postoperative care of the patient; Median laparotomy; Lateral laparotomy; intra-abdominal exploration; Decompression of prestenotic obstructions of the small and large intestine. Part 2 Gastric and duodenal surgery: Seromuscular Gastrorrhexis; Gastrotomy: Pyloromyotomy; Gastrojejunostomy; Closure of a mesoduodenal gap; Duodenocecostomy. Part 3 Jejunal and Ileal Surgery: Treatment of jejunal impaction; Circular stenosis of the jejunum; Resection of a jejunal tumor; Reduction of a mesenteric volvulus; Reduction of a nodular volvulus; Jejunectomy and anastomotic techniques; Ileectomy and jejunocecostomy; Hernia of oval foramen; Diaphragmatic hernia; Mesenteric Hernia; Scrotal/inguinal hernia; Illecolostomy. Part 4 Cecal Surgery: Lavage Therapy in Cecal impaction; Cecocolostomy and dilation of Cecocolic opening; Removal of cecocecal or cecocolic intussusception; Intraluminal Nacrotization; Transverse resection of cecum; Typhlectomy and Illeocolostomy. Part 5 Surgery of ascending colon: Treatment of impaction of right dorsal colon; Removal of enteroliths from the right dorsal colon; Reposition techniques of diverse colon displacements; Closure of splenonephric cavity; Reduction techniques in torsion of ascending colon; Reduction techniques at ascending colon. Part 6 Surgery of descending colon and rectum: Retention of meconium; Anal atresia; Lavage therapy in impaction of descending colon; Reduction of torsion of descending colon; Removal of enteroliths or conglobations; Resection technique at descending colon; Median approach in colorectostomy; Transanal approach in colorectostomy; Perforation of rectum and artificial anus. Part 7 Postoperative complications. Part 8 Relaparotomy: Mechanical Ileus; Paralytic Ileus; Abdominal adhesion. Part 9 Delayed complications.
