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Colic by Numbers: An Update
S. Freeman
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The primary aim of the initial evaluation of the horse affected with acute colic is to attempt to distinguish horses with mild/uncomplicated disease processes from those with potentially life-threatening diseases or those requiring intensive therapy. Referral of the colic case to an equine hospital may be required to permit further evaluation and monitoring, surgery and/or intensive care. The initial assessment of the horse with acute colic on the farm is fraught with difficulties, even for the most experienced equine clinician. Distraught owners, absence of competent lay assistance, and inadequate facilities for handling and restraint are just a few of the problems that the vet may encounter ...
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Bell Equine Veterinary Clinic, Mereworth, Maidstone, Kent, ME18 5GS, UK
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