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Principles and Techniques in Ventral Midline Exploratory Celiotomy

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Principles and Techniques in Ventral Midline Exploratory Celiotomy

Principles and Techniques in Ventral Midline Exploratory Celiotomy

Diana M Hassel DVM PhD DACVS DACVECC
Diana M Hassel DVM PhD DACVS DACVECC
on behalf of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society

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Launch date: 24 Nov 2015
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Last updated: 27 Aug 2018

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Description

Review of ventral midline celiotomy for treatment of colic. Includes facilities, personnel, and materials requirements, preparation of the surgical site, approaches to the abdomen, general principles of abdominal surgery, abdominal exploration, closure, assessment of gastrointestinal viability and prevention of adhesions.

Objectives

Know the required materials for ventral midline celiotomy.
Specialized materials are required for performing ventral midline celiotomy to allow successful isolation of GI content from the peritoneal cavity and safe evacuation of content. Surgical stapling equipment can play a helpful role during anastomotic procedures.
Describe the steps for performing ventral midline celiotomy and abdominal exploration.
Tips and techniques for abdominal exploration including methods for incision, abdominal fluid assessment, decompression, exploration techniques, and abdominal wall closure are described in detail.
Know how to assess for intestinal viability.
The described methods for assessment of intestinal viability are explained including grading of lesions.
Know the available methods for prevention of adhesions during and after ventral midline celiotomy.
Both intra-operative and post-operative treatments shown to decrease the incidence of adhesions in the post-operative colic are discussed.
Diana M Hassel DVM PhD DACVS DACVECC

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Diana M Hassel DVM PhD DACVS DACVECC
on behalf of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society

Dr. Hassel is an Associate Professor of Equine Emergency Surgery & Critical Care and helped establish the 24/7 Equine Critical Care service at CSU in 2004. She has been a specialist in the area of equine colic since completion of her surgical residency in 1997 and has furthered her background in critical care medicine for the horse by obtaining board certification by the American College of Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care in 2007. Her research interests are focused on treatment of the critically ill equine patient, with particular interests in colic and endotoxemia.

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This course has been certified by or provided by the following Certified Organization/s:

  • AAVSB-Registry of Approved Continuing Education (RACE)
  • 1.00 Hours -
    Exam Attempts: 3
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    Exam Pass Rate: 70
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    Reference: Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Society

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