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+ | * Impaction of the [[Colon - Anatomy & Physiology|colon]] can occur in all species. | ||
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+ | ** Horse - faeces, digesta, sand, or fibrous material can all contribute. | ||
+ | *** There are certain predisposing factors: | ||
+ | **** Poor dentition | ||
+ | **** Water deprivation | ||
+ | **** A high roughage diet | ||
+ | **** General debility. | ||
+ | *Antihelminthic administration or large parasite burdens can also lead to impaction. | ||
+ | [[Category:Intestine_-_Mechanical_Obstruction]][[Category:Horse]] |
Revision as of 12:40, 31 May 2010
- Impaction of the colon can occur in all species.
- Horse - faeces, digesta, sand, or fibrous material can all contribute.
- There are certain predisposing factors:
- Poor dentition
- Water deprivation
- A high roughage diet
- General debility.
- There are certain predisposing factors:
- Horse - faeces, digesta, sand, or fibrous material can all contribute.
- Antihelminthic administration or large parasite burdens can also lead to impaction.