Difference between revisions of "Ruminal Stasis"
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** Increased inhibitory (distension, acidosis) input from forestomach receptors | ** Increased inhibitory (distension, acidosis) input from forestomach receptors | ||
** Motor blockade (hypocalcaemia). | ** Motor blockade (hypocalcaemia). | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:54, 17 January 2011
- Usually related to a disturbance of neural control e.g.
- CNS depression (anaesthetics, pain, pyrexia)
- Decreased excitatory (anorexia, vagus indigestion) input from forestomach receptors
- Increased inhibitory (distension, acidosis) input from forestomach receptors
- Motor blockade (hypocalcaemia).