Etiology
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Cattle
- TRP
- Perforation or leakage of abomasal ulcer
- Necrosis and rupture of abomasal wall after abomasal volvolus
- Rumenitis of cattle
- Complication of caesarean section
- Rupture of vagina during coitus
- Deposition of semen into the peritoneum
- Chemical peritonitis
- Transection of small intestine
- Intraperitoneal injection of non-sterile solutions
- Spontaneous uterine rupture during parturition or dystocia
- Sadistic rupture of vagina
- Spontaneous rupture of rectum at calving
- As part of specific disease such as tuberculosis.
Horses
- Secondary to infectious chemical or parasitic peritoneal injuriesÂ
- Complication after abdominal surgery
- Rupture of dorsal sac of cecum or colon at foaling
- Cecal rupture in foals subjected to anaesthesia and gastric endoscopy
- NSAID
- Rectal rupture or tear
- Extension from a retroperitoneal infection
- Gastric erosion or rupture related to ulceration
- Leakage from a cecal perforation
- Spontaneous gastric rupture
Pigs
- Ileal perforation
- Haemophilus suis
Sheep:
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