Colic in Horses

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• Overview of Colic in Horses
  • Gastrointestinal Anatomy
  • Blood Supply to the GI Tract
  • Natural Openings in the Abdomen
  • Colonic Motility Patterns
  • Clinical Findings
  • Diagnosis
  • Treatment
    • Pain Relief
    • Fluid Therapy
    • Protection Against Components of Enteric Bacteria
    • Intestinal Lubricants and Laxatives
    • Larvicidal Deworming
    • Surgery
  • Prognosis
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• Diseases Associated with Colic in Horses by Anatomic Location
  • Stomach
    • Gastric Dilatation and Gastric Rupture
    • Gastric Impaction
  • Small Intestine
    • Ileal Impaction
    • Adhesions
    • Ascarid Impaction
    • Proximal Enteritis–Jejunitis
    • Intussusception
    • Volvulus
    • Pedunculated Lipomas
    • Internal Incarceration
    • Inguinal Hernia
  • Cecum and Large Intestine
    • Impaction
    • Enterolithiasis
    • Left Dorsal Displacement of the Colon
    • Right Dorsal Displacement of the Colon
    • Right Dorsal Colitis
    • Volvulus of the Large Colon
    • Impaction and Foreign Body Obstruction of the Descending Colon
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