2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.cveq.2010.04.002
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Neuropathic Pain Management in Chronic Laminitis

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“…However, laminitis presents as laminar inflammation and inflammatory pain transitioning into chronic and possibly neuropathic pain (Hood 1999; Driessen et al 2010). The association of hypertension could have a number of causes including a response from pain itself.…”
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“…However, laminitis presents as laminar inflammation and inflammatory pain transitioning into chronic and possibly neuropathic pain (Hood 1999; Driessen et al 2010). The association of hypertension could have a number of causes including a response from pain itself.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…However, abridged efficacy against neuropathic pain and risks of dose-dependent gastrointestinal and renal adverse effects are significant limitations of these compounds (Sumano Lopez et al 1999; Taylor et al 2002; Driessen et al 2010). These constraints often leave euthanasia as the only humane alternative to alleviate pain and suffering in affected horses (Driessen et al 2010). This clearly underscores the need for the development of more efficacious and safer analgesics.…”
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“…Für die kombinierte anlagetisch-anti inflammatorische Therapie hat sich der Einsatz von NSAIDs etabliert (Wintzer 1997, Higgins und Snyder 2006, Belknap 2010, Pollitt 2011a, Knottenbelt 2014, Brumbaugh et al 1999, Driessen et al 2010, van Eps 2010, Baker 2012. Bislang konnte jedoch in experimentellen Studien nicht nachgewiesen werden, dass NSAIDs in der Lage sind, das Fortschreiten eines Hufrehegeschehens aufzuhalten (Driessen et al 2010, Heymering 2010, Pollitt 2011a (Higgins und Snyder 2006, Driessen et al 2010, Rasch 2010, Pollitt 2011a Ergänzend zu NSAIDs wird für die Therapie der Hufrehe auch der Einsatz von Vasodilatatoren, wie Acepromazin und Antikoagulantien, wie Heparin, beschrieben (Wintzer 1997). Wäh-rend der sedative Effekt von Acepromazin als sinnvoll erachtet wird, da er das Pferd veranlasst vermehrt zu liegen und somit den Hufbeinträger zu entlasten, wird ein nennenswerter positiver Effekt auf die Zirkulation der Digitalgefäße und des lamellaren Blutstroms angezweifelt (Stashak 2002, Höppner 2007, Pollitt 2011a).…”
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“…; Driessen et al . ; Muir ). Considering the risks of neuropathic pain from peripheral nerve injury it is interesting to note the ongoing efforts to treat idiopathic headshaking in the horse by compression of the infraorbital nerve, which has a reported initial success rate of 63%, post operative nose rubbing rate of 63%, and symptom recurrence rate of 26% (Roberts et al .…”
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