Diseases of the Equine Urinary System

McLeland, Shannon

doi:10.1016/j.cveq.2015.04.005

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“…Debido a la morfología, el color y los patrones de ecogenicidad que mostró el urolito se puede relacionar mediante el diagnóstico clínico con carbonato de calcio, lo cual coincide con lo reportado por Shannon (2015), quien afirma que en equinos se encuentra de forma común los urolitos compuestos por carbonato de calcio los cuales a su vez son sostenidos una matriz orgánica de mucoproteína (23) .…”

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Cistotomía asistida por laparoscopia en un caballo de Paso Fino con cálculo vesical

Bernal

Betancurt

Rodríguez

et al. 2020

Ces. Med. Vet. Zootec.

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La urolitiasis es la presencia de concreciones minerales de los cristales de orina en las vías urinarias. En los equinos esta patología tiene una prevalencia baja (0,4% a 0,5%), su presentación se da en riñones y vejiga generalmente, siendo ésta última el sitio de mayor frecuencia. Los urolitos más reportados en caballos se encuentran compuestos por carbonato de calcio. El diagnóstico se realiza comúnmente relacionando los hallazgos del examen clínico junto con la ecografía. Para el tratamiento se realiza abordaje quirúrgico. Un equino macho castrado, criollo colombiano, de doce años y un peso de 350 kg fue remitido para interconsulta por la presentación histórica de dos meses de pigmenturia y disuria, a la palpación transrectal se encontró una estructura redonda y compacta de aproximadamente 7 cm de diámetro ubicada en la vejiga, lo cual fue confirmado mediante ecografía vesical y cistoscopia, a su vez, se realizó citología del sedimento urinario. El abordaje terapéutico se hizo mediante manejo médico y quirúrgico por la técnica de cistotomía asistida por laparoscopia. El objetivo de este artículo es describir el primer reporte de caso de un urolito y de una cistotomía asistida por laparoscopia en un Caballo Criollo Colombiano.

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Cistotomía asistida por laparoscopia en un caballo de Paso Fino con cálculo vesical

Bernal

Betancurt

Rodríguez

et al. 2020

Ces. Med. Vet. Zootec.

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“…141,[143][144][145][146][147][148][149] Internal abscesses can be difficult to diagnose. 141,[143][144][145][146][147][148][149] Internal abscesses can be difficult to diagnose.…”

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Clinical Approach to Commonly Encountered Problems

Hines¹

2018

Equine Internal Medicine

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“…The kidneys are vital organs once they are responsible for homeostasis as they play a main role in the hydric, acid-base and electrolyte balance, help controlling blood pressure, and having endocrine function as well [1]. Although renal diseases are reported as being uncommonly diagnosed in horses, there are several published reviews and case reports on different renal diseases [2][3][4][5][6] suggesting otherwise. A study on the prevalence of acute kidney injury (AKI) in hospitalized horses found that 14.8% of studied horses developed AKI [7].…”

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Doppler renal resistivity index in horses: a systematic review

Rosse,

Reis

2024

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The renal resistivity index is a tool to evaluate the hemodynamics through arterial resistance. Considering perfusion as one of the first aspects to be affected upon kidney injury, alterations in renal blood flow could be especially important for the early detection of kidney damage. The aim of this systematic review was to retrieve published studies on equine renal resistivity index (RI) in order to develop a standardized method of renal ultrasound examination through a transabdominal approach as well as to evaluate current reference range for renal RI value in horses. An electronic search in Science Direct, PubMed, Scopus and Web of Science databases was performed in February 2023 using the terms “RI” OR “resistivity index” OR “IP” OR “pulsatility index” AND (kidney OR renal) AND (equine OR horse) in titles, keywords and abstracts. The studies were screened based on inclusion criteria and variables of interest were extracted. To assess the methodological quality, the SYRCLES‘s risk of bias tool was used. From the search, a total of 134 studies were identified and five of them were considered eligible. The selected studies had been conducted in healthy non-sedated horses through transabdominal technique. The upper limit of normality for renal RI was 0.58 ± 0.06 for the right kidney of untrained horses, which is considerably lower than the value of 0.70 currently used for humans, cats and dogs. There were heterogenous outcomes among studies, where two out of the five demonstrated difference between RI value of left and right kidneys and one out of the five showed increased renal RI value in the elderly compared to foals and adult animals. Data of RI in horses is still scarce; a normality standard for renal RI studies in horses would greatly improve comparison and good quality results to allow clinical application.

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Diseases of the Equine Urinary System

Cited by 8 publications

References 76 publications

Cistotomía asistida por laparoscopia en un caballo de Paso Fino con cálculo vesical

Cistotomía asistida por laparoscopia en un caballo de Paso Fino con cálculo vesical

Clinical Approach to Commonly Encountered Problems

Doppler renal resistivity index in horses: a systematic review

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