Surgical colic (Yr 4) Flashcards

1
Q

what type of small intestinal anastomosis is associated with poor outcomes?

A

jejuno-caecostomy

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2
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what should always be considered as a potential cause in ileal impactions or caecal intussusceptions?

A

high tapeworm burdens

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3
Q

what are the main surgical colics seen associated with the caecum region?

A

ileal impaction
caecal intussusception
caecal impactions

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4
Q

what are the main two sites associated with colic?

A

small intestine
large colon

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5
Q

what are the common primary lesions associated with large colon colics?

A

impactions
displacements
torsion
enteroliths/sand

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6
Q

what factors are looked at to assess viability of the GI tract during surgery?

A

colour
wall thickness
motility

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7
Q

how could you treat large colon torsion in non-ridden horses?

A

pexy (can’t ride as it risks tears)

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8
Q

what surgical lesions can be seen in the small colon?

A

impaction
lipoma
volvulus
mesocolon

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