Diagnostic Laparoscopy for Small Intestinal Intussusception in a Horse

Laparoscopy is a low-invasive diagnostic and surgical technique for examining and performing surgical procedures in the equine peritoneal cavity. this article is a case study of a horse with weakly expressed, irregular symptoms of colic occurring over a period of four weeks. diagnostic laparoscopy was performed, and liver and spleen tissue samples were collected for a histopathological analysis. an endoscopic examination of the abdominal cavity ruled out small intestinal intussusception, and a histopathological analysis supported the identification of the causes of colic.