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* Acute of chronic mechanical obstruction of the intestine can occur in all species.
 
* Acute of chronic mechanical obstruction of the intestine can occur in all species.
 
** Acute obstruction usually involves the upper or middle [[Small Intestine - Anatomy & Physiology|small intestine]]
 
** Acute obstruction usually involves the upper or middle [[Small Intestine - Anatomy & Physiology|small intestine]]
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*** E.g. neoplasia
 
*** E.g. neoplasia
 
** Extrinsic (Obstruction of the intestine due to external factors such as tumours, abscesses, and fibrous adhesions is a common occurrence. )
 
** Extrinsic (Obstruction of the intestine due to external factors such as tumours, abscesses, and fibrous adhesions is a common occurrence. )
*** E.g.  [[Adhesions|adhesions]], neoplasia and prostate enlargement.
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*** E.g.  [[Adhesions|adhesions]], [[Neoplasia, Intestinal|neoplasia]] and [[Prostatic Enlargement|prostate enlargement]].
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====Intraluminal Obstruction====
 
====Intraluminal Obstruction====

Revision as of 12:50, 31 May 2010

Intestine - Mechanical Obstruction

  • Acute of chronic mechanical obstruction of the intestine can occur in all species.
  • Three main categories of causes of obstruciton:
    • Intraluminal
    • Intramural
      • E.g. neoplasia
    • Extrinsic (Obstruction of the intestine due to external factors such as tumours, abscesses, and fibrous adhesions is a common occurrence. )




Intraluminal Obstruction

Foreign Bodies, Intestinal

Impaction, Colonic - Horse

Extrinsic Obstruction

Inflammatory Adhesions
Prostatic Enlargement
Neoplasia, Intestinal

Subcategories

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