Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association · 2026
Orchiectomy in horses: closed technique and primary closure of the incision.
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Prazeres José, Borges João, Teixeira Daniela, Agrícola Ricardo, Carvalho Lúcia, Ribeiro Gesiane
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To provide a video tutorial on how to perform equine castrations using the closed technique and primary closure of the skin.
ANIMALS: Intact male horses presented to equine veterinary hospitals for castration.
METHODS: The closed castration technique was performed with incisions over the inguinal rings and primary closure.
RESULTS: This technique is associated with minimal complications, decreased edema, less pain, lower infection rates, and faster healing.
CLINICAL RELEVANCE: The technique presented in this video tutorial provides a quick and safe method for removing descended as well as nondescended testicles in an inguinal location. This technique is associated with faster recovery and return to sports activities.
ANIMALS: Intact male horses presented to equine veterinary hospitals for castration.
METHODS: The closed castration technique was performed with incisions over the inguinal rings and primary closure.
RESULTS: This technique is associated with minimal complications, decreased edema, less pain, lower infection rates, and faster healing.
CLINICAL RELEVANCE: The technique presented in this video tutorial provides a quick and safe method for removing descended as well as nondescended testicles in an inguinal location. This technique is associated with faster recovery and return to sports activities.