Stick J A, Wilson T, Kunze D
J Am Vet Med Assoc. 1980 Feb 1;176(3):228-31.
Of three horses with basilar skull fractures, two died within 48 hours. The remaining horse was euthanatized because of a locomotion deficit. Clinical signs included epistaxis followed by ataxia. In each case, the basi-occipital bone and ventral portion of the calvarium were involved in the fracture. Diagnosis was based on clinical signs or radiographic appearance of guttural pouches, or both.
在三匹患有颅底骨折的马中，两匹在48小时内死亡。其余一匹马因运动功能障碍而实施了安乐死。临床症状包括鼻出血，随后出现共济失调。在每例病例中，枕基部骨和颅盖腹侧部分均有骨折。诊断依据临床症状、咽鼓管囊的放射影像学表现或两者结合。
