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Urology, 1984
A patient with a shotgun injury to the abdomen and kidney with delayed spontaneous ureteral passage of a shotgun pellet is reported. This rare complication "buckshot colic" usually can be treated nonoperatively. The term "buckshot colic" is clarified.
John E. Bertini +3 more
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A patient with a shotgun injury to the abdomen and kidney with delayed spontaneous ureteral passage of a shotgun pellet is reported. This rare complication "buckshot colic" usually can be treated nonoperatively. The term "buckshot colic" is clarified.
John E. Bertini +3 more
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Veterinary Record, 2017
Equine colic is the most common type of emergency seen by first-opinion veterinary practices. However, the primary assessment of horses with colic can be fraught with difficulties due to the vast array of aetiologies and accompanying clinical signs associated with this condition.
Katie, Lightfoot +3 more
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Equine colic is the most common type of emergency seen by first-opinion veterinary practices. However, the primary assessment of horses with colic can be fraught with difficulties due to the vast array of aetiologies and accompanying clinical signs associated with this condition.
Katie, Lightfoot +3 more
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2023
Infant colic is characterized by excessive and often inconsolable crying in an otherwise healthy and well-fed infant. Infant crying follows a developmental pattern, starting to increase around 2 weeks of age (corrected for gestational age at birth), peaking at 5 to 6 weeks, and trailing down by about 12 weeks.
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Infant colic is characterized by excessive and often inconsolable crying in an otherwise healthy and well-fed infant. Infant crying follows a developmental pattern, starting to increase around 2 weeks of age (corrected for gestational age at birth), peaking at 5 to 6 weeks, and trailing down by about 12 weeks.
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Urologic radiology, 1985
Ureteral obstruction by intramural bullet, buckshot, or related missle following penetrating abdominal trauma is rare; a search of the literature revealed only 4 previously described cases [1-4]. A fifth case of a bullet migrating from the renal pelvis to the ureter has been reported at autopsy [5].
R S, Levine +5 more
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Ureteral obstruction by intramural bullet, buckshot, or related missle following penetrating abdominal trauma is rare; a search of the literature revealed only 4 previously described cases [1-4]. A fifth case of a bullet migrating from the renal pelvis to the ureter has been reported at autopsy [5].
R S, Levine +5 more
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 2009
Equids are hosts to dozens of species of internal parasites that infect no other domestic animals. Virtually all horses, especially those exposed to pasture, experience some level of parasitism continuously. Despite pathologic evidence of parasitic damage in various organs and tissues, few parasitisms are manifested systemically in well-managed horses.
Reinemeyer, Craig R. +1 more
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Equids are hosts to dozens of species of internal parasites that infect no other domestic animals. Virtually all horses, especially those exposed to pasture, experience some level of parasitism continuously. Despite pathologic evidence of parasitic damage in various organs and tissues, few parasitisms are manifested systemically in well-managed horses.
Reinemeyer, Craig R. +1 more
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 1997
Understanding the epidemiology of equine colic is directly relevant to the management of individual horses with colic. In this article, the epidemiology of colic is reviewed with emphasis on epidemiologic studies that have identified specific factors associated with increased risk of colic and epidemiologic studies that are designed to predict the need
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Understanding the epidemiology of equine colic is directly relevant to the management of individual horses with colic. In this article, the epidemiology of colic is reviewed with emphasis on epidemiologic studies that have identified specific factors associated with increased risk of colic and epidemiologic studies that are designed to predict the need
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A comparison of colo-colic and ileo-colic intussusception
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1996There are many differences in the clinical features of intussusception between African and temperate countries. The records of 192 patients with intussusception who presented to the Pediatric Surgical Service at King Edward VIII Hospital, Durban, South Africa during a 10-year period were reviewed.
H W, Grant, I, Buccimazza, G P, Hadley
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European Journal of Pediatrics, 1985
Defined as three hours of crying per day occurring more than three days in any one week, colic affects 10 to 20 percent of infants during the first three to four months of life. Food allergy, parental attitude, flatulence, maternal medication and parental smoking have been implicated. Dietary modification, pharmacotherapy and increased physical contact
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Defined as three hours of crying per day occurring more than three days in any one week, colic affects 10 to 20 percent of infants during the first three to four months of life. Food allergy, parental attitude, flatulence, maternal medication and parental smoking have been implicated. Dietary modification, pharmacotherapy and increased physical contact
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