13. Stenosis, dilatation and lesions of continuity of the stomach Flashcards

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epithelium of pars oesophagica in swine

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stratified epithelium

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epithelium of pars oesophagica in rat, eq

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stratified, keratinized epithelium

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primary acute stomach extension

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no visible obstacle
large amount of easily fermented feed at once
pylorus spasm
decreased function of gastric muscle
aerophagy

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4
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secondary acute dilation

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insifficient transport of content
intestinal reflux

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5
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harmful effects of stomach dilation

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permanent circ and resp disturbances
toxic substances
autointoxication, endotoxaemia, enteritis

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6
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hernialis simplex/diaphragmatica are

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eventration ventriculi not torsion

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7
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non penetrating lesions of continuity

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erosions (spf)
ulcer (deep)

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8
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penetrating lesions of continuity

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rupture
perforation
arrodation

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9
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cause of stomach rupture

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extreme extension
trauma
muscle contraction
drugs, toxins

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10
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localisation of stomach rupture

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large curvature

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11
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sequence of rupture of stomach

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muscle –> serous membrane –> mm

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12
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cause of death in case of stomach rupture

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pain - acute shock
autointoxication - acute swelling of organs

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