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9780702026928

Equine Neonatal Medicine and Surgery; Medicine and Surgery

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    9780702026928

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    0702026921

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-11-18
  • Publisher: Saunders Ltd.
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Summary

An ideal companion to Knottenbelt's Equine Stud Farm Medicine and Surgery, this comprehensive text covers all aspects of veterinary care of the foal from birth through weaning. Describing appropriate procedures for clinical assessment of the new-born foal, it addresses emergency interventions, resuscitation, and critical care. Disorders of growth and nutrition are reviewed, as well as congenital or inherited abnormalities of each of the major body systems. Plus, a unique section on special syndromes provides more than 200 color photographs carefully selected from the authors' extensive collection. Content is concise, informative, and easy to read. Full-color photographs illustrate common disorders, congenital defects, and more. Flowcharts summarize key diagnostic tests and findings. Numerous charts and tables provide easy access to key data. Appendices present key data, treatment protocols, techniques, and procedures in a quick-reference format.

Author Biography

John Madigan is Professor and Associate Director, Large Animal Clinic, Department of Medicine and Epidemiology, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis, California, USA.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Acknowledgments xi
Perinatal review
1(28)
Peripartum adaptation of the foal
1(8)
Review of neonatal physiology
9(1)
Normal reference values
9(1)
Understanding immunity in the foal
9(9)
Nutrition of the foal
18(11)
Risk category of the foal
29(36)
Assessment of fetal health and preparation for birth
29(14)
The placenta
43(17)
Assessment of risk category of the foal
60(5)
The foal at delivery
65(10)
Events following delivery in the normal foal
65(2)
Parturition injuries in foals
67(2)
Evaluation of the newborn foal immediately postpartum
69(2)
Resuscitation at foaling and cesarean section
71(4)
Routine management and clinical examination
75(20)
Routine management of the newborn and neonatal foal
75(3)
Routine veterinary examinations and procedures of the newborn and neonatal foal
78(4)
Clinical examination of the newborn and neonatal foal
82(11)
Recognizing the potentially abnormal foal
93(2)
Congenital abnormalities and inherited disorders
95(60)
Introduction
95(1)
Alimentary system
96(13)
Respiratory system
109(6)
Cardiovascular system
115(4)
Urinary tract
119(3)
Reproductive system
122(5)
Musculoskeletal system
127(4)
Nervous system
131(4)
The eye
135(10)
Endocrine system
145(2)
Cutaneous abnormalities
147(8)
Neonatal syndromes
155(210)
Introduction
155(1)
Prematurity and dysmaturity
155(5)
Seizures, weakness and abnormal behavior
160(14)
Lethargy
174(4)
Immunocompromise
178(11)
Pyrexia
189(13)
Icterus
202(10)
Anemia
212(7)
Diarrhea
219(18)
Colic and tenesmus
237(26)
Dysphagia
263(8)
Respiratory distress and coughing
271(18)
Limb deformities
289(18)
Lameness and other gait abnormalities
307(17)
Umbilical diseases
324(9)
Nasal discharge
333(4)
The painful and cloudy eye
337(6)
Dermatological conditions
343(5)
Weight loss and poor growth
348(2)
Sudden and unexpected death
350(15)
Procedures and diagnostic aids
365(40)
Identification methods
365(1)
Injection sites
366(1)
Blood sampling
367(1)
Blood/cerebrospinal fluid/synovial fluid culture
368(1)
Intravenous catheter selection, placement and complications
369(6)
Regional limb perfusion
375(1)
Intraosseous/intramedullary (fluid/antibiotic) therapy
376(1)
Blood pressure measurement
376(1)
Rapid blood glucose estimation
377(1)
(Oral) lactose tolerance test
377(1)
Urine collection and bladder catheterization
378(1)
Ultrasonography
379(2)
Fetal electrocardiography
381(1)
Foal electrocardiography
382(1)
Radiography
382(1)
Endoscopy
383(1)
Tracheal aspiration/wash
383(1)
Nasogastric and enteral intubation
384(1)
Intranasal oxygen intubation
385(1)
Abdominocentesis
386(1)
Liver biopsy
387(1)
Joint aspiration
387(1)
Cerebrospinal fluid sampling
387(3)
Phytohemagglutinin skin test for T lymphocyte function
390(1)
'Jaundiced' foal agglutination test
390(1)
Method for washing red cells
391(1)
Test for foal blood compatibility
391(1)
Assessment of colostral quality
391(3)
Tests for serum IgG status
394(2)
Blood and plasma transfusion
396(3)
Bone marrow biopsy/aspirate
399(1)
Euthanasia
400(1)
Postmortem examination
401(4)
Intensive care, therapeutics and nursing
405(50)
Introduction
405(1)
Initial evaluation of the sick neonate
406(2)
Equipment required for a foal intensive care unit
408(1)
Critical care
409(12)
Specific critical care therapy
411(7)
Nursing therapy
418(1)
Standard postfoaling treatments
419(1)
Record keeping
419(1)
Daily plan and monitoring of the critical care patient
419(1)
Daily nursing care
420(1)
Guidelines for drug use in the neonate
421(2)
Ventilation
423(4)
Nutrition of the sick foal
427(7)
Fluid therapy in the foal
434(7)
Sedation and anesthesia
441(14)
Miscellaneous
455(16)
Referral of foals to a specialist center
455(1)
Transportation of the sick or injured foal
456(3)
Management of the orphan foal
459(12)
Hand-rearing the orphan foal
459(6)
Fostering the orphan foal
465(6)
Appendices
471(30)
1. Placental examination form
471(4)
2. Reference values for hematology and biochemistry
475(2)
3. Neonatal foal history chart
477(2)
4. Neonatal foal clinical examination charts
479(5)
5. Neonatal foal neurological examination chart
484(2)
6. Intensive care forms
486(4)
a. Feeding and fluid therapy protocol
486(1)
b. Treatment sheet
487(1)
c. Haematology results
487(1)
d. Biochemistry results
488(1)
e. Blood gas results
489(1)
f. Intensive care form
490(1)
7. Catheters
491(1)
8. Drug names and dosages for foals
492(5)
9. Sepsis scoring for neonatal foals
497(1)
10. Postmortem examination form
498(3)
Index 501

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