Single-port laparoscopic ovariectomy using a pre-tied loop ligature in Santa Ines ewes

Abstract

The aim of the study was to develop and assess the feasibility, postoperative pain and inflammatory response of the

Laparoscopic ovariectomy in a pygmy goat

“…(B) A vision telescope (30° angle) was inserted through a 10 mm trocar and after the insertion of 5 mm disposable trocars, 5 mm laparoscopic grasping forceps and 5 mm laparoscopic bipolar grasping forceps with mechanical scissors were introduced into the abdominal cavity. (C) The right ovary after the procedure of sealing and transecting the ovarian pedicle, proper ligament, and suspensory ligament Apart from dogs and cats, a laparoscopic ovariectomy has also been described in mares (Colbath et al 2017), cows (Bleul et al 2005) and sheep (Teixeira et al 2011a;Barros et al 2015). To our knowledge, there is only one similar study in goats (Daniel et al 2019), though Rutherford and Finding (2009) reported a laparoscopic castration in a male cryptorchid pygmy goat.…”

Ankara keçilerinde ovariektomi operasyonlarında tiopental-sevofluran ile tiopental-isofluran’ın kardiyovasküler sistem üzerine etkilerinin karşılaştırılması

“…Ovariectomy provides many advantages for livestock animals, such as easier handling, prevents pregnancy and also reduce problems related to the estrous cycle. Another purpose of ovariectomy in livestock animals include enhancement of weight gain performance (faster weight gain) and improvement of the carcass quality [1][2]. Sevoflurane and isoflurane are most commonly used inhalant agents for anaesthesia in small ruminants.…”

Comparison of two minimally invasive techniques for liver biopsy collection in dogs

“…) and sheep (Barros et al . ), orchiectomy in abdominal cryptorchidism in dogs (Oviedo Peñata & Hernandez Lopez ) and horses (Fischer & Vachon ) and also for thoracoscopic‐assisted lung lobectomy in dogs (Faunt et al . , Pramatwinai et al .…”

“…This technique allows the collection of a biopsy sample of variable size depending on the amount of tissue incorporated in the loop. PLLs have been previously used for laparoscopic ovariectomy in horses (Boure et al 1997 ) and sheep (Barros et al 2015 ), orchiectomy in abdominal cryptorchidism in dogs (Oviedo Peñata & Hernandez Lopez 2013 ) and horses (Fischer & Vachon 1998 ) and also for thoracoscopic-assisted lung lobectomy in dogs (Faunt et al 1998, Pramatwinai et al 2006 ) and horses (Relave et al 2008 ). However, obtaining laparoscopic liver biopsies by PLL has not been reported in dogs.…”