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Diagnosing the 'hidden' consequences of cervical trauma.

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Title: Diagnosing the 'hidden' consequences of cervical trauma.
Authors: Epstein, K. L.1
Source: Equine Veterinary Education. Nov2010, Vol. 22 Issue 11, p564-565. 2p.
Subject Terms: *Case studies, Wounds & injuries, Horse diseases, Alimentary canal, Tracheal diseases
Abstract: In this article, the author comments on a case study on the treatment of traumatic tracheal collapse with extraluminal titanium mesh screens by S. B. Graham and colleagues published in the current issue. The author says that damage that occurs with small or absent skin wounds may not result in immediate, obvious clinical signs, particularly in cases of blunt trauma that damages the trachea or oesophagus.
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  Data: In this article, the author comments on a case study on the treatment of traumatic tracheal collapse with extraluminal titanium mesh screens by S. B. Graham and colleagues published in the current issue. The author says that damage that occurs with small or absent skin wounds may not result in immediate, obvious clinical signs, particularly in cases of blunt trauma that damages the trachea or oesophagus.
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