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Erik R Wisner - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Results of computed tomography in horses with Ethmoid Hematoma: 16 cases (1993–2005)
    Javma-journal of The American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012
    Co-Authors: Jamie A Textor, Sarah M Puchalski, Verena K Affolter, Melinda H Macdonald, Larry D Galuppo, Erik R Wisner
    Abstract:

    Objective—To determine whether CT provides unique information about the treatment or prognosis for horses with Ethmoid Hematoma (EH). Design—Retrospective case series. Animals—16 horses with EH. Procedures—Horses with a diagnosis of EH that had undergone a diagnostic CT study were included. Clinical features, treatment, outcome, radiographic and CT images, and histologic specimens were reviewed. Results—CT provided new diagnostic information that affected treatment in 10 of 16 horses. Bilateral disease occurred in 8 of 16 horses and was undetected in 5 horses prior to CT. Paranasal sinus involvement occurred in all horses, but was incompletely defined prior to CT in 7 of 16 horses. The sphenopalatine sinus was affected in 6 of 16 horses as detected on CT; 4 of 6 of these were bilaterally affected. Medical and surgical treatments were performed. Six of 10 horses had a successful outcome, with recurrence in 4 of 10. Five of 6 patients in which treatment addressed all lesion sites identified by CT had a succ...

  • results of computed tomography in horses with Ethmoid Hematoma 16 cases 1993 2005
    Javma-journal of The American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012
    Co-Authors: Jamie A Textor, Sarah M Puchalski, Verena K Affolter, Melinda H Macdonald, Larry D Galuppo, Erik R Wisner
    Abstract:

    Objective—To determine whether CT provides unique information about the treatment or prognosis for horses with Ethmoid Hematoma (EH). Design—Retrospective case series. Animals—16 horses with EH. Procedures—Horses with a diagnosis of EH that had undergone a diagnostic CT study were included. Clinical features, treatment, outcome, radiographic and CT images, and histologic specimens were reviewed. Results—CT provided new diagnostic information that affected treatment in 10 of 16 horses. Bilateral disease occurred in 8 of 16 horses and was undetected in 5 horses prior to CT. Paranasal sinus involvement occurred in all horses, but was incompletely defined prior to CT in 7 of 16 horses. The sphenopalatine sinus was affected in 6 of 16 horses as detected on CT; 4 of 6 of these were bilaterally affected. Medical and surgical treatments were performed. Six of 10 horses had a successful outcome, with recurrence in 4 of 10. Five of 6 patients in which treatment addressed all lesion sites identified by CT had a succ...

Melinda H Macdonald - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Results of computed tomography in horses with Ethmoid Hematoma: 16 cases (1993–2005)
    Javma-journal of The American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012
    Co-Authors: Jamie A Textor, Sarah M Puchalski, Verena K Affolter, Melinda H Macdonald, Larry D Galuppo, Erik R Wisner
    Abstract:

    Objective—To determine whether CT provides unique information about the treatment or prognosis for horses with Ethmoid Hematoma (EH). Design—Retrospective case series. Animals—16 horses with EH. Procedures—Horses with a diagnosis of EH that had undergone a diagnostic CT study were included. Clinical features, treatment, outcome, radiographic and CT images, and histologic specimens were reviewed. Results—CT provided new diagnostic information that affected treatment in 10 of 16 horses. Bilateral disease occurred in 8 of 16 horses and was undetected in 5 horses prior to CT. Paranasal sinus involvement occurred in all horses, but was incompletely defined prior to CT in 7 of 16 horses. The sphenopalatine sinus was affected in 6 of 16 horses as detected on CT; 4 of 6 of these were bilaterally affected. Medical and surgical treatments were performed. Six of 10 horses had a successful outcome, with recurrence in 4 of 10. Five of 6 patients in which treatment addressed all lesion sites identified by CT had a succ...

  • results of computed tomography in horses with Ethmoid Hematoma 16 cases 1993 2005
    Javma-journal of The American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012
    Co-Authors: Jamie A Textor, Sarah M Puchalski, Verena K Affolter, Melinda H Macdonald, Larry D Galuppo, Erik R Wisner
    Abstract:

    Objective—To determine whether CT provides unique information about the treatment or prognosis for horses with Ethmoid Hematoma (EH). Design—Retrospective case series. Animals—16 horses with EH. Procedures—Horses with a diagnosis of EH that had undergone a diagnostic CT study were included. Clinical features, treatment, outcome, radiographic and CT images, and histologic specimens were reviewed. Results—CT provided new diagnostic information that affected treatment in 10 of 16 horses. Bilateral disease occurred in 8 of 16 horses and was undetected in 5 horses prior to CT. Paranasal sinus involvement occurred in all horses, but was incompletely defined prior to CT in 7 of 16 horses. The sphenopalatine sinus was affected in 6 of 16 horses as detected on CT; 4 of 6 of these were bilaterally affected. Medical and surgical treatments were performed. Six of 10 horses had a successful outcome, with recurrence in 4 of 10. Five of 6 patients in which treatment addressed all lesion sites identified by CT had a succ...

Jamie A Textor - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Results of computed tomography in horses with Ethmoid Hematoma: 16 cases (1993–2005)
    Javma-journal of The American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012
    Co-Authors: Jamie A Textor, Sarah M Puchalski, Verena K Affolter, Melinda H Macdonald, Larry D Galuppo, Erik R Wisner
    Abstract:

    Objective—To determine whether CT provides unique information about the treatment or prognosis for horses with Ethmoid Hematoma (EH). Design—Retrospective case series. Animals—16 horses with EH. Procedures—Horses with a diagnosis of EH that had undergone a diagnostic CT study were included. Clinical features, treatment, outcome, radiographic and CT images, and histologic specimens were reviewed. Results—CT provided new diagnostic information that affected treatment in 10 of 16 horses. Bilateral disease occurred in 8 of 16 horses and was undetected in 5 horses prior to CT. Paranasal sinus involvement occurred in all horses, but was incompletely defined prior to CT in 7 of 16 horses. The sphenopalatine sinus was affected in 6 of 16 horses as detected on CT; 4 of 6 of these were bilaterally affected. Medical and surgical treatments were performed. Six of 10 horses had a successful outcome, with recurrence in 4 of 10. Five of 6 patients in which treatment addressed all lesion sites identified by CT had a succ...

  • results of computed tomography in horses with Ethmoid Hematoma 16 cases 1993 2005
    Javma-journal of The American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012
    Co-Authors: Jamie A Textor, Sarah M Puchalski, Verena K Affolter, Melinda H Macdonald, Larry D Galuppo, Erik R Wisner
    Abstract:

    Objective—To determine whether CT provides unique information about the treatment or prognosis for horses with Ethmoid Hematoma (EH). Design—Retrospective case series. Animals—16 horses with EH. Procedures—Horses with a diagnosis of EH that had undergone a diagnostic CT study were included. Clinical features, treatment, outcome, radiographic and CT images, and histologic specimens were reviewed. Results—CT provided new diagnostic information that affected treatment in 10 of 16 horses. Bilateral disease occurred in 8 of 16 horses and was undetected in 5 horses prior to CT. Paranasal sinus involvement occurred in all horses, but was incompletely defined prior to CT in 7 of 16 horses. The sphenopalatine sinus was affected in 6 of 16 horses as detected on CT; 4 of 6 of these were bilaterally affected. Medical and surgical treatments were performed. Six of 10 horses had a successful outcome, with recurrence in 4 of 10. Five of 6 patients in which treatment addressed all lesion sites identified by CT had a succ...

Sarah M Puchalski - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Results of computed tomography in horses with Ethmoid Hematoma: 16 cases (1993–2005)
    Javma-journal of The American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012
    Co-Authors: Jamie A Textor, Sarah M Puchalski, Verena K Affolter, Melinda H Macdonald, Larry D Galuppo, Erik R Wisner
    Abstract:

    Objective—To determine whether CT provides unique information about the treatment or prognosis for horses with Ethmoid Hematoma (EH). Design—Retrospective case series. Animals—16 horses with EH. Procedures—Horses with a diagnosis of EH that had undergone a diagnostic CT study were included. Clinical features, treatment, outcome, radiographic and CT images, and histologic specimens were reviewed. Results—CT provided new diagnostic information that affected treatment in 10 of 16 horses. Bilateral disease occurred in 8 of 16 horses and was undetected in 5 horses prior to CT. Paranasal sinus involvement occurred in all horses, but was incompletely defined prior to CT in 7 of 16 horses. The sphenopalatine sinus was affected in 6 of 16 horses as detected on CT; 4 of 6 of these were bilaterally affected. Medical and surgical treatments were performed. Six of 10 horses had a successful outcome, with recurrence in 4 of 10. Five of 6 patients in which treatment addressed all lesion sites identified by CT had a succ...

  • results of computed tomography in horses with Ethmoid Hematoma 16 cases 1993 2005
    Javma-journal of The American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012
    Co-Authors: Jamie A Textor, Sarah M Puchalski, Verena K Affolter, Melinda H Macdonald, Larry D Galuppo, Erik R Wisner
    Abstract:

    Objective—To determine whether CT provides unique information about the treatment or prognosis for horses with Ethmoid Hematoma (EH). Design—Retrospective case series. Animals—16 horses with EH. Procedures—Horses with a diagnosis of EH that had undergone a diagnostic CT study were included. Clinical features, treatment, outcome, radiographic and CT images, and histologic specimens were reviewed. Results—CT provided new diagnostic information that affected treatment in 10 of 16 horses. Bilateral disease occurred in 8 of 16 horses and was undetected in 5 horses prior to CT. Paranasal sinus involvement occurred in all horses, but was incompletely defined prior to CT in 7 of 16 horses. The sphenopalatine sinus was affected in 6 of 16 horses as detected on CT; 4 of 6 of these were bilaterally affected. Medical and surgical treatments were performed. Six of 10 horses had a successful outcome, with recurrence in 4 of 10. Five of 6 patients in which treatment addressed all lesion sites identified by CT had a succ...

Larry D Galuppo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Results of computed tomography in horses with Ethmoid Hematoma: 16 cases (1993–2005)
    Javma-journal of The American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012
    Co-Authors: Jamie A Textor, Sarah M Puchalski, Verena K Affolter, Melinda H Macdonald, Larry D Galuppo, Erik R Wisner
    Abstract:

    Objective—To determine whether CT provides unique information about the treatment or prognosis for horses with Ethmoid Hematoma (EH). Design—Retrospective case series. Animals—16 horses with EH. Procedures—Horses with a diagnosis of EH that had undergone a diagnostic CT study were included. Clinical features, treatment, outcome, radiographic and CT images, and histologic specimens were reviewed. Results—CT provided new diagnostic information that affected treatment in 10 of 16 horses. Bilateral disease occurred in 8 of 16 horses and was undetected in 5 horses prior to CT. Paranasal sinus involvement occurred in all horses, but was incompletely defined prior to CT in 7 of 16 horses. The sphenopalatine sinus was affected in 6 of 16 horses as detected on CT; 4 of 6 of these were bilaterally affected. Medical and surgical treatments were performed. Six of 10 horses had a successful outcome, with recurrence in 4 of 10. Five of 6 patients in which treatment addressed all lesion sites identified by CT had a succ...

  • results of computed tomography in horses with Ethmoid Hematoma 16 cases 1993 2005
    Javma-journal of The American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012
    Co-Authors: Jamie A Textor, Sarah M Puchalski, Verena K Affolter, Melinda H Macdonald, Larry D Galuppo, Erik R Wisner
    Abstract:

    Objective—To determine whether CT provides unique information about the treatment or prognosis for horses with Ethmoid Hematoma (EH). Design—Retrospective case series. Animals—16 horses with EH. Procedures—Horses with a diagnosis of EH that had undergone a diagnostic CT study were included. Clinical features, treatment, outcome, radiographic and CT images, and histologic specimens were reviewed. Results—CT provided new diagnostic information that affected treatment in 10 of 16 horses. Bilateral disease occurred in 8 of 16 horses and was undetected in 5 horses prior to CT. Paranasal sinus involvement occurred in all horses, but was incompletely defined prior to CT in 7 of 16 horses. The sphenopalatine sinus was affected in 6 of 16 horses as detected on CT; 4 of 6 of these were bilaterally affected. Medical and surgical treatments were performed. Six of 10 horses had a successful outcome, with recurrence in 4 of 10. Five of 6 patients in which treatment addressed all lesion sites identified by CT had a succ...