Objective To review the veterinary literature regarding healing and complications associated
with equine celiotomy including anatomy and physiology, risk factors for incisional infection …

This study aimed to highlight on hernial types that effect animals especially in cattle, the
ways of diagnosis and treatment by using different techniques, which way is more suitable …

It is common for horses to suffer from incisional complications after colic surgery. The
complications encountered are oedema, infection, hernia and dehiscence. Oedema is a …

Umbilical swellings are commonly identified in calves and can be caused by hernia
formation, infection of the remnants of umbilical vessels or a combination of both. Ninety …

A hernia is an abnormal exit of tissue or an organ, such as the bowel, through the wall of the
cavity in which it normally resides. Most hernias are caused either due to congenital or …

Background An umbilical hernia is common, but its incarcerated form is quite rare in dogs.
An incarcerated hernia is characterized by the entrapment of herniated contents within the …

Morbidity and mortality associated with colic surgery is higher than other surgical
procedures. There is no doubt that the development of complications leads to an increase in …

A foal born with assisted delivery developed rib fractures and a diaphragmatic hernia. The
hernia was repaired using surgical mesh. The filly was healthy 42 months later. Dystocia is a …

Repair of hernias of the abdominal wall of horses is often augmented by inserting a
prosthetic mesh. In this review, we describe the various characteristics of prosthetic meshes …

Background: Hernia is a protrusion of an organ from the wall of the cavity bearing it.
Omentum, adipose tissue, and intestinal loops are the most frequently involved organs. The …