Complications in Equine Surgery. Группа авторов

celiotomy was reported to be 35%. Causes of death were hemorrhagic shock, septic peritonitis, and adhesions [42]. In a report of post‐castration complications, less than 2% of horses undergoing routine castration suffered from significant hemorrhage. In all horses, bleeding occurred within 4 hours of surgery, and all were treated by packing with sterile laparotomy sponges which were removed at 24–48 hours. One horse received aminocaproic acid [45].

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