Automutilação devido à compressão da cauda eqüina em três cães e um gato

Lagedo, Cynthia Mary Gomes; Tudury, Eduardo Alberto; Faria, Maria de Lourdes Estrela

doi:10.1590/s0103-84781999000100013

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“…Examination of skin scrapings and a skin biopsy specimen did not reveal any evidence of a parasitic or infectious disease that might induce pruritus, and there had been no recent environmental changes that would have suggested a contact dermatitis. Altered sensation induced by cauda equina compression or peripheral nerve injury has induced self-mutilation in dogs and cats, [11][12][13] but the normal findings on orthopedic and neurologic examinations and the normal appearance of the pelvis and lumbosacral portion of the spine on radiographs made neurologic damage unlikely. Diseases of the urogenital tract, such as neoplasia, seminal vesiculitis, and blockage of the distal portion of the urethra, have led to penile licking or self-trauma in a variety of species.…”

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Prepubic urethrostomy and placement of a caudal superficial epigastric flap for treatment of a self-mutilation injury in a serval

Campbell

2003

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A 10-year-old male serval was examined for treatment of a self-inflicted perineal wound that obliterated the ventral anocutaneous junction, penis, scrotum, testicles, and proximal portions of the caudomedial thigh muscles. Repair required placement of a caudal superficial epigastric flap and prepubic urethrostomy. Although it is generally preferable to delay repair of contaminated wounds until a healthy wound bed is established, circumstances related to wound location, affected tissues, and patient compliance led to a decision for immediate wound closure. In this serval, a history of food intolerance, recent diet change, eosinophilia, and eosinophilic granuloma-like skin lesions suggested that the self-mutilation injury was a result of food hypersensitivity, although foreign body or a spider bite could not be ruled out.

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Section: Wildlifementioning

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Prepubic urethrostomy and placement of a caudal superficial epigastric flap for treatment of a self-mutilation injury in a serval

Campbell

2003

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“…Segundo Lagedo, Tudury e Faria (1999) Sendo assim, o objetivo deste trabalho foi relatar o caso de um paciente diagnosticado com síndrome da cauda equina e o tratamento instituído, que possibilitou a descompressão da cauda equina por meio da técnica cirúrgica de laminectomia dorsal lombossacral, distração e estabilização por fixação-fusão das vertebras L7-S1.…”

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Síndrome da cauda equina em cão e tratamento cirúrgico para descompressão e estabilização lombossacra / Cauda equina syndrome in dog and surgical treatment for decompression and lombossacra stabilization

Christ¹,

Muraro²,

Zat³

2021

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RESUMOA síndrome da cauda equina é uma afecção multifatorial, causada pela compressão das raízes nervosas que correm pelo canal espinhal lombossacral e os principais sinais clínicos são: dor lombossacra, alterações na marcha, fraqueza de membros pélvicos, relutância ao se levantar ou abanar a cauda, e em casos mais graves pode ocorrer disfunção urinária e fecal. O diagnóstico é baseado no histórico clínico, exames clínico geral e específico, sendo muito importante o conhecimento anatômico da coluna vertebral. O tratamento pode ser conservador ou cirúrgico, a escolha pelo tratamento adequado vai depender do quadro clínico apresentado e das condições do tutor. Sendo assim o objetivo deste trabalho foi relatar o tratamento cirúrgico para a síndrome da cauda equina em um cão, por meio da associação das técnicas de laminectomia dorsal lombossacral e fixação-fusão das vértebras L7-S1. A técnica se mostrou eficiente na descompressão e estabilização lombossacral, onde nas primeiras 24 horas após o procedimento cirúrgico o paciente teve uma recuperação satisfatória com regressão dos sinais clínicos anteriormente apresentados.

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Cutaneous manifestations of neurological diseases: review of neuro‐pathophysiology and diseases causing pruritus

Gnirs¹,

Prélaud

2005

Veterinary Dermatology

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Pruritus does not always originate from stimulation to the skin associated with primary dermatological disorders. It may be caused by neurological or behavioural disorders. The essential role of the nervous system in the control (enhancement and inhibition) of pruritus and its pathophysiology are presented. In order to allow differentiation between dermatological and neurological disorders, inherited or acquired peripheral neuropathies and central nervous disorders (Arnold-Chiari syndrome, seizure-related disorders, central nervous system tumours) that may induce itch are discussed.

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Automutilação devido à compressão da cauda eqüina em três cães e um gato

Cited by 4 publications

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Prepubic urethrostomy and placement of a caudal superficial epigastric flap for treatment of a self-mutilation injury in a serval

Prepubic urethrostomy and placement of a caudal superficial epigastric flap for treatment of a self-mutilation injury in a serval

Síndrome da cauda equina em cão e tratamento cirúrgico para descompressão e estabilização lombossacra / Cauda equina syndrome in dog and surgical treatment for decompression and lombossacra stabilization

Cutaneous manifestations of neurological diseases: review of neuro‐pathophysiology and diseases causing pruritus

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