Significados de gastric dilatation en inglés

Groups II and III presented gastric dilatation postmortem.

Conclusions: Variables for assessing gastric electrical and contractile activities were unaffected 18 hours after acute gastric dilatation.

Four dogs died of causes unrelated to LAG or gastric dilatation volvulus (GDV) in the follow-up period.

Only 1 (3.3%) dog had clinical recurrence of gastric dilatation after surgery.

Objective: To investigate the effects of experimentally induced acute gastric dilatation on electrical and mechanical activities of the stomach in dogs.

With nowhere for the gas and other contents to escape, his stomach had swelled painfully in a life-threatening condition known as gastric dilatation-volvulus.

Arrhythmias were evident before and after gastric dilatation in dogs from which food was withheld and in dogs after consumption of a meal.

Results: Electrical or contractile activities were not significantly different 18 hours after acute gastric dilatation (day 1).

Necropsy of 6 dogs dying from causes unrelated to gastric dilatation-volvulus (mean of 12.7 months after surgery) revealed an intact gastropexy site in each dog.