Small intestinal volvulus in a captive Steller sea lion (Eumetopias jubatus)
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INTESTINAL obstruction is by far the most common cause of digestive disease in all species (Catherrine 1992). Obstruction can be induced by volvulus, torsion, hernias, strangulation or intussusception (Barker and others 1993). Volvulus has been widely reported in small and large domesticated animals (Andrews 1970, Todd and others 1977, Curtis 1988, Katiyar and others 1988, West and others 1988, Catherrine 1992, Barker and others 1993, Kemble and others 1994, Theyse and others 1998); it has resulted in different clinical presentations, depending on the segments and amounts of bowel involved (Catherrine 1992).Steller (northern) sea lions (
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Diagnosis, Differential, Male, Intestine, Small, Animals, Animals, Zoo, Intestinal Volvulus, Sea Lions
Diagnosis, Differential, Male, Intestine, Small, Animals, Animals, Zoo, Intestinal Volvulus, Sea Lions
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