13 - repro system Flashcards
(testicles)
(cryptochidism)

(testicles)
(cryptochidism)
- dx?

(testicles)
(cryptochidism)
- tx and prog?

(testicles)
(inguinal herniation)
- Cx?

- scrotal swelling
colic secondary to strangulating or obstructive lesion affecting the SI
pain related to ischemia of testicle on affected side
(testicles)
(inguinal herniation)
- dx?

(testicles)
(inguinal herniation)
- tx and prog?

(testicles)
(testicular neoplasia)
1.


(testicles)
(testicular neoplasia)
- Cx and Dx?

(testicles)
(testicular neoplasia)
- tx and prog?

(penis and prepuce)


(penis and prepuce)
(paraphimosis)
- what is this?
- usually caused by what?
- inability to retract penis within sheath
- edema secondary to trauma, systemic dz w/ cachexia, or neurologic dz
(rare with acepromazine too!)
(penis and prepuce)
(paraphimosis)
- Cx?

(penis and prepuce)
(paraphimosis)
- tx?

(penis and prepuce)
(paraphimosis)
- prog?

(penis and prepuce)
(phimosis)
- what is this?
- usually acquired, secondary to either tumors or cicatrix
- accumulation of urine within prepuce causes inflammation -> further cicatrix formation
- inability of horse to extrude penis from the prepuce
(penis and prepuce)
(phimosis)
- Cx and Dx?

(penis and prepuce)
(phimosis)
1 tx and prog?

(penis and prepuce)
(priapism)
- usually only occurs in stallions
- secondary to what?
- Cx?
- phenothiazines (acepromazine) or general anesthesia
- erection that persists without sexual excitement
(penis and prepuce)
(priapism)
- tx?

(penis and prepuce)
(neoplasia)
- most common?
- occur mostly in what horses?
- SCC (also sarcoids, melanomas, squamous cell papillomas, and hemangiomas)
- older horses with non-pigmented genitalia
(penis and prepuce)
(neoplasia)
- Cx and Dx?

(penis and prepuce)
(neoplasia)
- tx and prog?

(penis and prepuce)
(habronemiasis)


(vulva, vagina, and cervix)
(pneumovagina)


(vulva, vagina, and cervix)
(urovagina)


(vulva, vagina, and cervix)
(perineal lacerations)


(vulva, vagina, and cervix)
(perineal lacerations)
- prog?

(vulva, vagina, and cervix)
(cervical lacerations)

(ovaries)
(ovarian tumors)
- which tumors are most common?
- mets?
- granulosa cell tumors
- slow to mets

(ovaries)
(ovarian tumors)
- tx and prog?
d. laparoscopic ovariectomy is the tx of choice: but some tumors may be too large to do this
e. contralateral ovary may take up to a year before being normal again

(ovaries)

(uterus)

(uterus)


(uterus)
