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If the intussusception is associated with parasite infestation then there will likely be additional clinical signs of weight loss, diarrhoea and  
 
If the intussusception is associated with parasite infestation then there will likely be additional clinical signs of weight loss, diarrhoea and  
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Diagnosis can be made on [[Rectal Examination in the Horse|rectal examination]] in some cases; the base of the caecum can be palpated in the right caudal abdomen, it is thickened, oedematous, and firmer than usual. In other cases caecal involvement can be identified on rectal palpation but definitive diagnosis of intussusception is made at laparotomy under general anaesthesia.  
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Diagnosis can be made on [[Rectal Examination of the Horse|rectal examination]] in some cases; the base of the caecum can be palpated in the right caudal abdomen, it is thickened, oedematous, and firmer than usual. In other cases caecal involvement can be identified on rectal palpation but definitive diagnosis of intussusception is made at laparotomy under general anaesthesia.  
    
See '''[[:Category:Colic Diagnosis in the Horse|Colic Diagnosis in Horses]]'''
 
See '''[[:Category:Colic Diagnosis in the Horse|Colic Diagnosis in Horses]]'''
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