2004
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-95962004000200010
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Retroflexão de bexiga: relato de caso em Blastocerus dichotomus (Cervo-do-Pantanal)

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“…A evisceração da bexiga através da vagina pode ser observada em todas as espécies, ocorrendo mais comumente em animais domésticos de grande porte no período pré ou pós-parto, sendo rara em animais de pequeno porte (TONIOLLO, 2004;PRASSINOS et al, 2010).…”
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“…A evisceração da bexiga através da vagina pode ser observada em todas as espécies, ocorrendo mais comumente em animais domésticos de grande porte no período pré ou pós-parto, sendo rara em animais de pequeno porte (TONIOLLO, 2004;PRASSINOS et al, 2010).…”
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“…Em alguns casos, devido às alterações resultantes dos transtornos circulatórios, é necessária a realização de celiotomia mediana para tracionamento e reposicionamento da bexiga (PRASSINOS et al, 2010). O prognóstico apresenta-se favorável desde que o paciente seja atendido rapidamente e que não haja lesões extensas no órgão, tornando inviável sua preservação (VICENTE, 1985;TONIOLLO, 2003;TONIOLLO et al, 2004).…”
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“…The author has been associated with a very relaxed birth canal (9). The other case report about dystocia and bladder retroflexion was reported in a marsh deer (Blastocerus dichotomus) (26). In their case report, the retroflexion of the bladder occurred together with a rectal prolapse.…”
Section: Bir Köpekte Vajinanın Konnektif Dokusunun Yetersizliği Ve Gümentioning
confidence: 92%
“…In dogs, acquired changes in the urinary bladder's anatomical position are uncommon (Arbeiter & Bucher ). It has been most commonly described associated with two major conditions: perineal hernia in geriatric dogs due to weakness and separation of pelvic diaphragm components (White & Herrtage , Niles & Williams , Brissot et al ), and increased intra‐abdominal pressure during parturition in females, which culminates in vesical prolapse due to excessive straining or following trauma to the vagina (Mcnamara , Toniollo et al , Hayes , Prassinos et al ). In both conditions, displacement of other abdominal organs, including the small intestines and uterine body, has been reported (Mcnamara , Prassinos et al ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Exteriorisation of the urinary bladder is most commonly described in pregnant sows and deer (Toniollo et al ). In these species, it is generally associated with rupture of the perineal wall between the vulva and the anus (Heinritzi & Hammerl , Schulz & Bostedt ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%