LA repro surgery (Freeman) Flashcards
1
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Castration indications
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- safety
- horse
- other horses
- people
2
Q
most castrations done at
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12 months
3
Q
horse must be up to date on
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vaccines
4
Q
rucumbent castration
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- IV anesthesia
- better access
- time consuming
- safe for surgeon
5
Q
open castration
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- refers to initial incision
- skin and vaginal tunic
6
Q
closed castration
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- refers to initial skin incision
- skin only
7
Q
make your incision about 1/2 cm from
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- median raphe
- most depend part of scrotum, good for drainages
8
Q
advantage of closed castration
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- potentially less contamination
- potentially less likely to become infected
9
Q
Emasculators
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- serra
- Reimer
- crushes the cord and then cuts the cord
10
Q
‘the rule’
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nut to nut
- nut of emasculator towards testicle
- put nut on crimp side
11
Q
castration aftercare
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- walking exercise at least 2X daily
- reduces swelling
- don’t ride horse for 5-7 days
- hydrotherapy optional
- don’t need antibiotics
- 5-6 days of NSAIDS
- Digital opening of incision if large amount swelling
12
Q
Complications castration
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- swelling
- infection
- hemorrhage
- evisceration
- bowel
- omentum
- Severe pain
- unaltered behavior
- hydrocele
- urethral transection
- peritonitis
13
Q
breed disposition for hernias
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- standardbreed
- maybe gaited horses….?
14
Q
Cryptorchidism
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- abdominal or inguinal
- hormal assay
- ultrasound
15
Q
what comes before the testicle?
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gubernaculum
16
Q
Laparoscopy
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- general/standing anesthesia
- +/- insufflation with CO2
- placement of scope
- instrument portals
17
Q
The retained testicle is always
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smaller than the descended one
18
Q
Squamous cell carcinoma
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- most common penile dz
- can met to lungs
- can’t do chest rads
- TX by sx
- reefing
- amputation
19
Q
Penile trauma
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- kick
- support penis, get swelling out
20
Q
Caslick’s
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- epioplasty
- pneumovaginal
- age-related
- poor perineal conformation
- urine pooling
- perineal injuries
21
Q
Urethral extension
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- correction for urine pooling
22
Q
Perineal lacerations
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- 3rd degree
- rectovaginal laceration
- rectovaginal fistula
- Risk factors
- first foal
- unassisted
- WAIT 30 days before repair! (Not an emergency repair)
*not life threatening because it doesn’t go into the peritoneum
23
Q
Ovariectomy
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- tumor
- doesn’t work for behavoir correction
- laparoscopic
24
Q
Cesarean section
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- consider other approaches first
- assisted vaginal delivery
- controlled vaginal delivery
- fetotomy
- time (= 90 minutes to save foal)
- hemorrhage from uterine incision