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874 Association of intestinal disorders in cats with findings of abdominal radiography In cats, intestinal obstruction can be hard to identify on radiographic views of the abdomen, unless a radiopaque foreign body is present, but results of a

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obstructions caused by foreign bodies all survived to hospital discharge. Four pigs were euthanized during surgery: 2 because of extensive adhesions that prevented correction of an intestinal obstruction, 1 because of a perforated spiral colon, and 1 because of

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should be considered for affected dogs, although its role in these dogs was unclear. See page 1053 Proximal duodenoileal anastomosis for treatment of small intestinal obstruction and volvulus in a green iguana A 13-year-old green iguana

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that is ingested during licking. In most instances, trichobezoars are an incidental finding at slaughter, but in rare instances, they can result in obstruction of the gastrointestinal tract. A review of medical records of 15 cattle with small intestinal

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