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Hot Peritoneal Lavage Fluid as a Possible Cause of Vasovagal Reflex During Two Different Surgeries for Bladder Repair in a Foal

2016-01-01

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A 72-hour-old Arabian filly was presented with respiratory distress and abdominal distension. Diagnostic ultrasound identified free peritoneal fluid and a collapsed bladder leading to a diagnosis of uroperitoneum. Electrolyte abnormalities of K+, Na+, and Cl−; hypovolemia; high blood urea nitrogen; and creatinine prompted a first stabilization before surgical approach. The laparotomy under general anesthesia provi...

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188c4203-f146-57e3-bfec-4b52c483ab8e
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10.1016/j.jevs.2015.10.006
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