0 relating to the mesentery (= the membrane that connects the bowel to the back wall of the abdomen): --
Two puppies died, one from bleeding from the femoral artery and another from intussusception due to superior mesenteric arterial thrombosis.
One died from a mesenteric embolus one day after the procedure.
Most juvenile and adult schistosomes were found in liver squashes, very few adults and no juveniles were found in mesenteric blood vessels.
In this study, most schistosomes were found in liver squashes, while only a few adults were found in mesenteric blood vessels.
Schizonts were also present in mesenteric lymph nodes, livers, and other extra-intestinal organs of cats fed tissue cysts.
In the latter, prevention of a parasitaemia would require immunological suppression of parasite multiplication in the mesenteric lymph nodes and other tissues.
The intestine was dissected free from mesenteric tissue and the small intestine placed in a dish of saline.
One had bleeding from the femoral artery and the other had superior mesenteric arterial thrombosis.
