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14 Congreso Internacional De Medicina Y Cirugía Equina SICAB'13 CONGRESO INTERNACIONAL 14 DE MEDICINA Y CIRUGÍA EQUINA sicab’13 6 Y 7 DICIEMBRE 2013. sevilla Europa invierte en las zonas rurales CONGRESO INTERNACIONAL DE MEDICINA Y CIRUGÍA EQUINA Y CIRUGÍA MEDICINA DE INTERNACIONAL CONGRESO 14 Consejería de Agricultura, Pesca y Desarrollo Rural Consejería de Agricultura, Pesca y Desarrollo Rural XIV Congreso Internacional de Medicina y Cirugía Equina Consejería de Agricultura, Pesca y Desarrollo Rural Congreso Internacional de Medicina y Cirugía Equina (14. 2013. Sevilla) 14º Congreso Internacional de Medicina y Cirugía Equina : SICAB´13, Sevilla, 6 y 7 de diciembre de 2013.-- Sevilla : Consejería de Agricultura, Pesca y Desarrollo Rural, 2013. 390 p. : il. ; 24 cm.-- (Ganadería (congresos y jornadas)) Datos tomados de la cub. D.L. SE 2376-2013 Ganadería. -- Equinos. -- Sanidad animal. -- Congresos y asambleas 636.1.09(063) 614.9(063) XIV CONGRESO INTERNACIONAL DE MEDICINA Y CIRUGÍA EQUINA © Edita: JUNTA DE ANDALUCÍA. Consejería de Agricultura, Pesca y Desarrollo Rural Publica: Secretaría General Técnica. Servicio de Publicaciones y Divulgación © Textos: Autores © Ilustraciones: Autores Colección: Congresos y Jornadas Serie: Ganadería Depósito Legal: SE-2376-2013 Maquetación e Impresión: LUMEN GRÁFICA, S.L. (Sevilla) XIV Congreso Internacional de Medicina y Cirugía Equina SICAB´13 Sevilla 6 y 7 de diciembre de 2013 Palacio de Exposiciones y Congresos FIBES ORGANIZA: Organización Colegial Veterinaria Asociación Andaluza de Veterinarios Especialistas en Equidos www.congresoequino.com Índice PONENCIAS .......................................................................................... 9 Laminitis – an endocrine or inflammatory disease? .................................................. 11 How to understand and recognise laminitis of endocrine origin ................................ 19 Useful laboratory tests in horses predisposed to laminitis ....................................... 43 Dietary control of obesity and laminitis risk ............................................................. 65 Treatment and monitoring of horses with Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction ......... 71 Pharmacologic treatment of the Equine Metabolic Syndrome ................................... 79 What Is Laminitis For A Podiatrist? .......................................................................... 87 The use of venogram as a prognostic, diagnostic tool and to monitor response to treatment ............................................................................. 95 The equine foot pump theory in dynamic, in quasi-static and static, state of arts ........................................................................................................ 107 Endocrinopathic equine laminitis a podiatry vet-ferrier perspective ............................ 113 Instrumental therapy, brand new and old thecnologies in the management of laminitis ........................................................................................ 123 New instrumental therapy thecnologies have radically changed my therapeuticl approach for high risk laminitis cases candidate for aggressive surgery ................................... 135 COMUNICACIONES ...................................................................................... 141 Relación entre la aldosteronemia y diversos parámetros hidroelectrolíticos en yeguas pura raza española durante la fase luteal del ciclo estral ........................................ 143 Inducción de la lactación en la yegua y adopción en el potro huérfano ...................... 147 Muerte súbita en caballos pura sangre inglés de carrera. Hipódromo “La Rinconada” Caracas-Venezuela ............................................................................................... 153 Estudio patológico de las causas de mortalidad en caballos pura sangre inglés de carrera en Venezuela periodo 2011 ....................................................................... 159 Estudio patológico de las causas de mortalidad en burros en Bodonal de la Sierra, Badajoz-España ..................................................................................................... 165 Hemangiosarcoma cavernoso esplénico en un caballo de pura raza española. Estudio clínico patológico .................................................................................................. 169 5 XIV CONGRESO INTERNACIONAL DE MEDICINA Y CIRUGÍA EQUINA Estudio retrospectivo de cojeras en el caballo español; Prevalencia de lesiones y caracterÍsticas en 130 caballos ........................................................................... 173 Cáncer de ranilla: A propósito de 2 casos clínicos .................................................. 179 Odontoma. A propósito de un caso clínico .............................................................. 185 Análisis del patrón locomotor mediante acelerometría de caballos sedados con Acepromacina ....................................................................................................... 191 Prevalencia y distribución de la osteocondrosis en caballos de pura raza española valorados en TRC fuera de españa ........................................................................ 197 Caso clínico: Exóstosis en el aspecto palmar de la diáfisis del tercer metacarpiano 203 Diagnóstico de un quiste en el seno esfenopalatino mediante resonancia magnética 211 Acceso laparoscópico directo por el flanco derecho del caballo en estacion con cánula óptica helicoidal .......................................................................................... 215 Estudio retrospectivo de úlceras corneales complicadas en caballos: 17 casos (2011-2013) 219 Actividad de la enzima de conversión de la angiotensina (ECA) tras la administración de ramiprilo en el caballo....................................................................................... 225 Pérdida de rendimiento en competición en un caballo de raid con eritrocitosis absoluta 231 Uso de insulina glargina en el tratamiento de hiperglucemia transitoria neonatal en un American Miniature Horse. .................................................................................... 237 Comparación entre dos técnicas de inyección de la bursa podotroclear ................... 243 Estimación de obesidad en caballos pre como factor de riesgo de laminitis.............. 247 Exposición a parásitos hepáticos en caballos en pastoreo ....................................... 251 Aplicación de curvas ROC al diagnóstico clínico de estrongilosis parasitarias en caballos 257 ¿Cómo tratar de urgencia a los caballos con micosis de bolsas guturales? 3 casos 265 Radiología de la osteoartritis intervertebral toracolumbar del caballo: estudio retrospectivo 273 Resolución del desplazamiento dorsal izquierdo de colon mayor y cierre del espacio nefroesplénico mediante laparoscopía en estación asistida manualmente ................. 277 Laminitis con rotación medial de la tercera falange bilateral de las extremidades anteriores 283 Quiste sinusal multilobulado en seno maxilar rostral y caudal en un caballo ............... 289 Pronóstico deportivo en caballos con fragmentos en el proceso extensor de la tercera falange extraídos mediante cirugía artroscópica. 10 Casos Clínicos ......................... 295 Épuli fibromatoso de origen periodontal con infiltración dentaria en un caballo .......... 301 6 Índice Valores de ACTH basal y respuesta al test de estimulación con TRH en caballos PRE ........ 307 Atresia Coli en un potro neonato ............................................................................ 313 Meningoencefalitis verminosa: tres casos clínicos ................................................... 321 Cólicos por lesiones de colon menor: 17 casos ...................................................... 323 Ostectomía parcial del Sustentaculum Tali .............................................................. 329 Ultrasonografía doppler en la arterial digital palmar en caballos con laminitis ............ 335 Fractura del proceso odontoides de la segunda vértebra cervical en un caballo adulto .... 341 Valoración de la técnica de monta natural de sementales mediante el uso del colector cervical y subsiguiente corrección de patologías posturales .................................... 347 Intoxicación por adelfas en equidos ........................................................................ 351 Aislamiento y caracterización de Células madre mesenquimales del corion coronario del casco equino ................................................................................................... 355 Evaluación del efecto, las condiciones de uso y el coste de un dispositivo artesanal para la crioterapia preventiva de la extremidad distal del caballo .............................. 359 Miopatía de los músculos rectos dorsales mayor y menor en un caballo ................... 363 Desarrollo de una aplicación informática para aprender clínica y producción equina jugando al trivial .................................................................................................... 371 Disfagia como posible complicación de la laringoplastia .......................................... 373 Respuesta del Folículo Preovulatorio de la Yegua a la Administración de un Protocolo de 5 días con Altrenogest ...................................................................................... 379 Estudio radiográfico de la región de la cruz del caballo: 29 casos ........................... 383 7 PONENCIAS LAMINITIS – AN ENDOCRINE OR INFLAMMATORY DISEASE? 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