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O equilíbrio ácido-base foi estudado em eqüinos com compactação experimental do cólon maior após o uso de solução isotônica poliônica enteral, sene mais hidratação intravenosa e hidratação intravenosa. As amostras sangüíneas foram colhidas de 20 animais, quatro grupos (E8, RL, SE e C) de cinco animais cada. Os animais dos grupos tratados eram portadores de compactação no cólon maior induzida experimentalmente. Eqüinos no grupo E8 receberam solução isotônica poliônica enteral (8mL kg-1 h-1 48h-1); no grupo SE, sene foram administrados na dose de 20mg kg-1, duas doses de 24/24h, mais Ringer lactato intravenoso, 10mL kg-1h(-1)12h-1, durante dois dias; sendo que o grupo RL recebeu Ringer lactato intravenoso (16mL kg-1h(-1)12h-1) durante dois dias. O grupo C, controle, não foi tratado. Entre os tratamentos testados, a fluidoterapia intravenosa com solução de Ringer lactato (RL) foi o tratamento mais eficiente para a correção das variáveis hemogasométricas em eqüinos com compactação do cólon maior. A solução isotônica poliônica enteral (E8) e sene associada com fluidoterapia intravenosa (SE) foram eficientes, porém em menor grau. The blood acid-base status was studied in equines when induced large colon impaction was followed by applying an isotonic polionic enteral solution, or sene associated with intravenous fluid therapy, or fluid therapy alone. The blood samples were collected in twenty animals, four groups (E8, RL, SE, and C) of five animals each. Animals of the treated groups had experimentally induced colon impactions. Equines in group E8 received isotonic polionic enteral solution (8 mL kg-1 h-1 48 h-1); in group SE, sene was applied at 20mg kg-1, two doses per animal, at 24-hour intervals, along with the Ringer lactate IV, 10mL kg-1 h-1, 12 h-1, both during two days; and in the RL animals received Ringer lactate IV only (16mL kg-1 h-1 12h-1), applied during two days. Group C was the non-treated control. Among the tested treatments, the intravenous fluid therapy with Ringer solution (RL) alone was the most efficient to correct the blood gas parameters in horses with large colon impaction. The isotonic polionic enteral solution (E8) and sene associated with intravenous fluid therapy (SE) were also efficient, although less so than Ringer solution alone

Hemogasometria em eqüinos com compactação experimental do cólon maior tratados com sene, fluidoterapia enteral e parenteral