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Meconium Impaction - Horse (view source)
Revision as of 13:01, 10 August 2010
, 13:01, 10 August 2010→Signalment
Newborn foals. More common in colts than fillies, particularly if they are overdue. This may be related to a narrower pelvic inlet.
Newborn foals. More common in colts than fillies, particularly if they are overdue. This may be related to a narrower pelvic inlet.
This condition is the most common cause of rectal obstruction
in foals (White and Lessard 1986). Male foals appear to be
more commonly affected than fillies due to the smaller pelvic
inlet in the colt (Martens 1982).(Pusterla)
==Aetiology==
==Aetiology==