THE CLINICAL REPORT OF CYSTIC UROLITHIASIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT IN CASPIAN MINIATURE HORSE

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FATTAHIAN H.R.; SAKHA M.; ASGHARI A.; MORIDPOUR R.; OZMAEI S.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PATHOBIOLOGY IRAN Year:2014 | Volume:11 (NEW) | Issue:1 (44) Page(s): 1203-1206

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THE CLINICAL REPORT OF CYSTIC UROLITHIASIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT IN CASPIAN MINIATURE HORSE

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CYSTIC UROLITHIASISQ2

CALCIUM OXALATEQ2

CYSTOTOMYQ2

CASPIAN MINIATURE HORSEQ3

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A 3-year-old, 300 kg body weight Caspian pony stallion has been referred to large animal clinic of faculty of Specialized Veterinary Sciences of Science and Research Branch of Islamic Azad University with urinary incontinence, tenesmus, hematuria, general weakness, dehydration and disquiet. After physical examination and transvaginal ultrasonography, a hyperechoic mass was observed in the bladder. The patient was prepared for CYSTOTOMY from ventral midline celiotomy approach. The bladder was incised and a relatively large (type II) and rigid urolith was found. It was removed gently from mucosa and sent it to laboratory. Based on laboratory analysis, the composition of urolith included 50% CALCIUM OXALATE, 30% Calcium and 5% Ammonium was reported. After 10 days and appropriate postoperative care, signs of recovery were observed. The correct diagnosis of urolithiasis with early and standard surgical intervention may prevent urinary blockage and problems in CASPIAN MINIATURE HORSEs.

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FATTAHIAN, H.R., SAKHA, M., ASGHARI, A., MORIDPOUR, R., & OZMAEI, S.. (2014). THE CLINICAL REPORT OF CYSTIC UROLITHIASIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT IN CASPIAN MINIATURE HORSE. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PATHOBIOLOGY IRAN, 11 (NEW)(1 (44)), 1203-1206. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/197510/en

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FATTAHIAN H.R., SAKHA M., ASGHARI A., MORIDPOUR R., OZMAEI S.. THE CLINICAL REPORT OF CYSTIC UROLITHIASIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT IN CASPIAN MINIATURE HORSE. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PATHOBIOLOGY IRAN[Internet]. 2014;11 (NEW)(1 (44)):1203-1206. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/197510/en

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H.R. FATTAHIAN, M. SAKHA, A. ASGHARI, R. MORIDPOUR, and S. OZMAEI, “THE CLINICAL REPORT OF CYSTIC UROLITHIASIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT IN CASPIAN MINIATURE HORSE,” JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PATHOBIOLOGY IRAN, vol. 11 (NEW), no. 1 (44), pp. 1203–1206, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/197510/en

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