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Gastric Dilation and Rupture - Horse (view source)
Revision as of 13:28, 11 August 2010
, 13:28, 11 August 2010→Clinical signs
*Pale mucous membranes
*Pale mucous membranes
*Retching(Merck)
*Retching(Merck)
*Gastric reflux (time to development is proportional to the distance to the intestinal segment involved, e.g. 4 hours with duodenal obstruction(147).
*Gastric reflux (time to development is proportional to the distance to the intestinal segment involved, e.g. 4 hours with duodenal obstruction(147). '''''NB: nasogastric intubation does not preclude the possibility of gastric rupture(146).'''''
*Ingesta appears at the nares in severe cases
*Ingesta appears at the nares in severe cases
'''Gastric rupture''' typically results in:
'''Gastric rupture''' typically results in: