Differential Diagnosis and Management of Horses with Seizures or Alterations in Consciousness

Comminuted basilar skull fracture in a colt: Use of computed tomography to aid the diagnosis

“…1993; Feige et al . 2000; Reed 2007; Lacombe and Furr 2008; Mayhew 2009). In the case described here, the horse showed typical signs of a basilar skull fracture, including neurological deficit and epistaxis (Stick et al .…”

“…Some cases with brain stem damage are able to walk but generally show abnormal mentation and strange behaviour, eventually associated with cranial nerve deficits (i.e. anisocoria, head tilt) (Sweeney et al 1993;Feige et al 2000;Reed 2007;Lacombe and Furr 2008;Mayhew 2009). In the case described here, the horse showed typical signs of a basilar skull fracture, including neurological deficit and epistaxis (Stick et al 1980;Sweeney et al 1993;Ramirez et al 1998;Alexander et al 2002;McSloy et al 2007;Butler 2008).…”

Parietal cerebral defect after skull fracture as a cause of posttraumatic epilepsy in an Icelandic horse

“…Epilepsie wird beim Pferd selten beobachtet (Lacombe und Furr 2008). Schädeltraumata kommen dagegen häufig vor und ein begleitendes Hirntrauma sollte immer vermutet werden (Feary 2007).…”

The composition and preservation of Aristotle'srhetoric

“…Lacombe dated this version before the middle of the thirteenth century. 72 Spengel proposed that the translation was most likely by Bartholomew of Messina, 73 but Mandonnet later assigned the translation to Hermannus Alemannus 74 and cited Jourdain and Renan as two of his sources. In fact, Jourdain is not so positive, 75 and Renan assigned to Hermannus Alemannus only the translation of the commentary of Alfarabus.…”

“…70 Lacombe says there are only three copies of this second version, the most valuable of which is at Toledo, MS. 47.15, folios 254-335 v . 71 A second copy, Parisiensus lat. 16673, formerly Fonds de Sorbonne 1779, is in Paris and Book I, only, is in Chicago at the Armour Institute of Technology.…”