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Since 1900, considerable progress has been achieved in equine colic surgery, both in terms of concept  and techniques. In the early 1900’s, pioneers of equine abdominal surgery, as Cadiot, described  with great precision some of the fundamental principles which are still valid today. Major advances  then occurred in the 60’s and 70’s, with improved control of general anesthesia, more effective perioperative  resuscitation due to the use of fluid therapy, the use of ventral midline celiotomy, and the  advent of specific tools such as automatic staplers. During the past two decades, medical and interventional  imaging, such as transparietal abdominal ultrasonography and especially laparoscopy, led  to further significant improvements. Finally, surgery is no longer just curative and is now also used  to prevent certain acute digestive tract conditions.

Chirurgie des coliques du cheval: évolution des concepts et des techniques, de Cadiot à nos jours