2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jevs.2005.03.004
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Guttural pouch mycosis

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“…There are few, if any, risks associated with planned early removal of catheters. Thrombosis of the artery distal to the lesion should be well advanced by 10 days and even earlier (Freeman and Donawick 1980a;Markus et al 2005). Catheter breakage has been reported during removal (Caron et al 1987), but this would seem unlikely with the venous thrombectomy catheter, especially if placed close to the skin.…”
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“…There are few, if any, risks associated with planned early removal of catheters. Thrombosis of the artery distal to the lesion should be well advanced by 10 days and even earlier (Freeman and Donawick 1980a;Markus et al 2005). Catheter breakage has been reported during removal (Caron et al 1987), but this would seem unlikely with the venous thrombectomy catheter, especially if placed close to the skin.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thrombosis of the artery distal to the lesion should be well advanced by 10 days and even earlier (Freeman and Donawick ; Markus et al . ). Catheter breakage has been reported during removal (Caron et al .…”
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“…Die Luftsackmykose (Aerosacculitis mycotica) des Pferdes ist ein sporadische, einseitig oder beidseitig auftretende Erkrankung von zum Teil schicksalhaftem Verlauf für das Einzeltier (Weiler et al 1991, Markus et al 2005. Es handelt sich um ein multifaktorielles Geschehen, bei dem sich Schimmelpilze der Gattungen Aspergillus und Mucor auf der Schleimhaut des Luftsacks ansiedeln.…”
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“…Es kommt dann zu -meist einseitiger -Epistaxis durch aufgebrochene Gefäße, die je nach Größe des betroffenen Gefäßes schwallartig auftritt und zur Verblutung des Tieres führen kann. Verschiedene chemotherapeutische und chirurgische Methoden sind zur Therapie der Luftsackmykose beschrieben (Markus et al 2005). Ist bereits schwallartige Epistaxis aufgetreten, so muss das arrodierte Gefäß -meist die A. carotis interna -identifiziert und unterbunden werden (Dietz und Huskamp 2006).…”
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