@vet.bahaa: الشرح أول تعليق #vet #horse #خيل_وخياله🐎 What is Tiflocentese? Tiflocentese is a diagnostic procedure primarily used in veterinary medicine, specifically for horses suffering from equine colic. It involves the puncture of the cecum (a part of the horse's large intestine) through the abdominal wall. The purpose of this procedure is to: * Check for gas accumulation: Excessive gas distension in the cecum is a common cause of colic. * Identify abnormal fluid: The presence of unusual fluid can indicate various issues within the digestive tract. * Assess severe distension: It helps determine the extent of cecal distension. Why is Tiflocentese Performed? By performing a tiflocentese, veterinarians can gather information that helps differentiate between a medical colic (which might respond to non-surgical treatment) and a colic that requires surgical intervention. It's considered a valuable tool when a horse presents with intense pain unresponsive to clinical treatment, evident abdominal distension, or specific findings during examination. Would you like to know more about the symptoms that might lead a veterinarian to perform this procedure, or perhaps the potential risks associated with it? @Dr.Bahaa Badawi

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