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Evaluation of Carolina Rinse solution as a treatment for ischaemia reperfusion of the equine jejunum by Dabareiner, R.M, White, N.A. II, Donaldson, L

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: Ileus and peritoneal adhesions are the most common complications following surgery for small intestinal obstruction…”
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Large colon impaction in horses: 147 cases (1985-1991) by Dabareiner, R M, White, N A

“…Medical records from all horses with large colon impaction admitted between 1985 and 1991 were examined. Large colon impaction was diagnosed in 147 of 1,100…”
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Septic arthritis, navicular bursitis and osseous cyst‐like lesion in a foal by Griffin, J. F., Coleman, M. C., Quist, E., Spaulding, K. A., Dabareiner, R. M., Giri, D. K., Pool, R. R.

“…Summary The purpose of this report is to describe the clinical, imaging and pathological findings in a Quarter Horse colt admitted to the Texas A&M University…”
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Treatment of impaction colics by White, 2nd, N A, Dabareiner, R M

“…Impactions have been reported in the stomach and all segments of the intestine. Impactions predominately occur just oral to sites of intestinal narrowing or…”
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Diseases and surgery of the cecum by Dabareiner, R M, White, 2nd, N A

“…The cecum is an important site of water and electrolyte absorption, as well as microbial digestion of soluble and insoluble carbohydrates. These functions of…”
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Microvascular permeability and endothelial cell morphology associated with low-flow ischemia/reperfusion injury in the equine jejunum by Dabareiner, R M, Snyder, J R, White, N A, Pascoe, J R, Harmon, F A, Gardner, I, Woliner, M J, Pinney, D, Sullins, K E

“…Microvascular permeability of the jejunum of clinically normal equids and microvascular permeability associated with 60 minutes of ischemia (25% baseline blood…”
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Radiographic and arthroscopic findings associated with subchondral lucency of the distal radial carpal bone in 71 horses by Dabareiner, R M, White, N A, Sullins, K E

“…Case records and radiographs of 71 horses with subchondral lucency, without radiographic evidence of fracture, located on the distal radial carpal bone were…”
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Treatment of ischaemic jejunum with topical and intraluminal Carolina Rinse by YOUNG, B. L., WHITE, N. A., DONALDSON, L. L., DABAREINER, R. M.

“…Summary Carolina Rinse Solution (CRS) was applied topically and intraluminally to ischaemic (Group 1; n = 5) and distended equine jejunum (Group 2; n = 5)…”
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Transrectal ultrasonographic diagnosis of an ileocaecal intussusception in a horse by Edens, L M, White, N A, Dabareiner, R M, Sullins, K E

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Removal of a fracture fragment from the palmar aspect of the intermediate carpal bone in a horse by Dabareiner, R M, Sullins, K E, Bradley, W

“…A 10-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding sustained a fracture of the palmar tuberosity of the intermediate carpal bone 2 weeks prior to admission. The…”
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Ultrastructure of Brunner's glands in the horse by Pfeiffer, C J, Dabareiner, R M

“…Investigation of the duodenal submucosal glands of Brunner in the horse for the first time at the ultrastructural level has clarified some of the unique…”
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Evaluation of the microcirculation of the equine jejunum and ascending colon after ischemia and reperfusion by Dabareiner, R M, Snyder, J R, Sullins, K E, White, 2nd, N A, Gardner, I A

“…Intramural vascular patterns of the jejunum and colon were evaluated during ischemic strangulation obstruction (ISO, 70 minutes) and subsequent reperfusion (60…”
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Fracture of the caudal medial femoral condyle in a horse by Dabareiner, R M, Sullins, K E

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Effects of intraluminal distention and decompression on microvascular permeability and hemodynamics of the equine jejunum by Dabareiner, R M, White, N A, Donaldson, L L

“…To determine whether intraluminal distention and subsequent decompression of the equine jejunum affects intestinal blood flow, hemodynamics, and microvascular…”
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Serosal Injury in the Equine Jejunum and Ascending Colon After Ischemia-Reperfusion or Intraluminal Distention and Decompression by Dabareiner, Robin M., Sullins, Kenneth E., White, Nathaniel A., Snyder, Jack R.

“…Objective— To document morphologic changes that occur in equine intestinal serosa after experimentally induced ischemia and subsequent reperfusion (jejunum,…”
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Surgical repair of a diaphragmatic hernia in a racehorse by Dabareiner, R M, White, N A

“…A 9-year-old Thoroughbred was evaluated for clinical signs of acute abdominal pain. During laparotomy, a rent in the diaphragm and herniation of the small…”
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Osteitis of the axial border of the proximal sesamoid bones in horses: eight cases (1993-1999) by Dabareiner, R M, Watkins, J P, Carter, G K, Honnas, C M, Eastman, T

“…To determine clinical, radiographic, and scintigraphic abnormalities in and outcome of horses with septic or nonseptic osteitis of the axial border of the…”
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Detachable latex balloon occlusion of an internal carotid artery with an aberrant branch in a horse with guttural pouch (auditory tube diverticulum) mycosis by Cheramie, H.S, Pleasant, R.S, Dabareiner, R.M, Carolan, R.O

“…An aberrant branch of the internal carotid artery was detected by angiography in a horse with guttural pouch (auditory tube diverticulum) mycosis after the…”
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Left dorsal displacement of the colon with splenic adhesions in three horses by Moll, H D, Schumacher, J, Dabareiner, R M, Slone, D E

“…Three horses underwent exploratory celiotomy because of signs of acute abdominal pain. At surgery, all horses were diagnosed as having left dorsal displacement…”
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Evaluation of the microcirculation of the equine small intestine after intraluminal distention and subsequent decompression by Dabareiner, R M, Sullins, K E, Snyder, J R, White, 2nd, N A, Gardner, I A

“…Effects of intraluminal distention (25 cm of H2O, 120 minutes) and subsequent decompression (60 minutes) on intramural vascular patterns of the small intestine…”
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