equine education
c o ntent s AAEP 66th Annual Convention & Trade Show Registration Kit ................Special Insert
Highlights of Recent Clinically Relevant Papers S. WRIGHT ...........................................................................................................................394 Editorials
Keeping on top of the literature T. S. MAIR .............................................................................................................................396
From barn fires to hurricanes: Helping animals in times of crisis W. MOYER ............................................................................................................................397
Case Reports
Segmental ischaemic necrosis of the jejunum in a post-partum mare due to two mesenteric avulsions L. VILAREGUT, C. O’SHEA, M. LORES, G. COUTO and M. MISHEFF ........................398
Transurethral intraluminal closure of a caudally located bladder neck tear in a standing mare M. D. HALL and D. H. RODGERSON ...............................................................................399
Transnasal endoscopic treatment of equine sinus disease in 14 clinical cases F. KOLOŠ , S. BODEEK, M. VYVIAL, S. KRISOVÁ and M. MRÁKOVÁ ....................400
Pine branch of Araucaria angustifolia in horse bronchi: A series of four cases F. C. M. BARUSSI, F. Z. BASTOS, L. ZENNI, C. E. CAMARGO and P. V. MICHELOTTO ......................................................................................................401
Cystic intra-abdominal testicles: Standing laparoscopic removal in two colts A. B. M. RIJKENHUIZEN, D. LICHTENBERG and K. WEITKAMP ...............................402
Colopexy dehiscence preceding an episode of large colon volvulus, followed by repeat colopexy, in three Thoroughbred broodmares M. D. HALL and D. H. RODGERSON ...............................................................................407
Mesenteric strangulation by pedunculated lipomas without involvement of associated intestine in four horses A. G. BAUCK, A. S. GRAHAM, A. SMITH, H. J. RAPP and D. E. FREEMAN ................411
Clinical Commentaries Getting the rabbit out of the hat R. COOMER .........................................................................................................................403
Is a standardised approach to colopexy justified? M. C. MUDGE and A. K. GARDNER .................................................................................408
Perplexing pedunculated lipomas I. KILCOYNE and J. NIETO ............................................................................................... 412
Original Articles
The proper application of the wooden shoe: An overview S. E. O’GRADY .....................................................................................................................415
Surgical management of foreign body obstruction of the small and large colons in 29 equids (2004–2016) G. L. OREFF, A. J. TATZ, R. DAHAN, T. RAZ and G. KELMER ......................................424
Clinical findings in 10 horses diagnosed with monorchidism following exploratory laparotomy or standing laparoscopic surgery P. E. CLEMENTS, R. P. C. COOMER, S. A. MCKANE, D. GORVY, B. BLADON and T. MAIR ....................................................................................................431
Intervertebral disc disease of the cervical and cranial thoracic vertebrae in equidae: eight cases S. DYSON, V. BUSONI and A. SALCICCIA .........................................................................437
Review Article
A review of fungal endometritis in the mare C. J. SCOTT ...........................................................................................................................444
Marketplace ..................................................................................................................448A-D
.......................................................................................................... 436B Cover photo by Dr. Joe Lyman.
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