A modified surgical technique for repairing third-degree perineal lacerations in mares

Kaşıkçı, Güven; Horoz, Huriye; Alkan, Serhat; Düzgün, Özgül; Aktaş, Mustafa Sinan

doi:10.1556/avet.53.2005.2.11

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“…In addition, the three-line closure technique provides strength, a wide rectovestibular shelf, and a potent seal preventing fecal contamination. Similar findings have been reported in mares [5,9] and cattle [13,14] with TDPLs.…”

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Reconstruction of third-degree perineal lacerations in female camels (<i>Camelus dromedarius</i>) using a modified Goetz one-stage repair technique

El-Shafaey

2021

The Journal of Veterinary Medical Science

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This study was designed to evaluate the modified Goetz-one-stage repair technique for reconstruction of third-degree perineal lacerations (TDPLs) in female camels. Fifteen female dromedary camels with TDPL were surgically reconstructed using the modified Goetz one-stage repair using the three-line closure technique. The surgical outcomes, the interval between repair and breeding, and the postoperative conception of the operated female camels were recorded and analyzed. During the 12-month postoperative follow-up period, TDPLs in 14 female camels (93.33%) healed completely by the first intention with mild inflammatory edema and infection in 2 female camels. One camel (6.67%) had a rectovaginal fistula, which was successfully repaired with suturing through the vaginal approach. Of the 15 female camels, 13 (86.67%) subsequently became pregnant through natural mating within 3 to 6 months postoperatively; however, 2 (13.33%) were barren and were referred for gynecological treatment. The modified Goetz onestage repair technique was successful in 14 of the 15 female camels after a single surgery, with a low incidence of postoperative complications. This technique is efficient for the repair of TDPLs in female camels, with promising results for subsequent fertility.

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Reconstruction of third-degree perineal lacerations in female camels (<i>Camelus dromedarius</i>) using a modified Goetz one-stage repair technique

El-Shafaey

2021

The Journal of Veterinary Medical Science

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“…Research in this area is limited, and no study directly compares the fertility outcomes of the two surgical techniques. Six studies 1–6 report outcomes for one‐stage procedures, while three studies 7–9 report outcomes for two‐stage procedures. While papers 5 and 6 both describe outcomes for the standard one‐stage Goetz technique, and paper 9 describes outcomes for the standard two‐stage Aanes technique, most of the studies included in this evidence evaluation report outcomes for novel modifications of these established techniques.…”

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Comparing two surgical techniques for repairing third‐degree perineal lacerations in postpartum broodmares

Sheard¹

2021

Veterinary Record

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The available evidence suggests that repairing a third-degree perineal laceration using a one-stage technique is more likely to result in a successful return to breeding than using a two-stage technique. However, the limitations of the studies assessed in this evidence evaluation mean it is difficult to draw a definitive conclusion. Clinical scenarioA valuable thoroughbred broodmare is presented to your hospital for standing surgical repair of a third-degree perineal laceration -de ned as a common opening forming between the rectum and the vestibule due to tearing of the vestibular wall and disruption of the perineal body, anal sphincter and rectal wall. This injury was caused by a traumatic foaling four weeks ago.Your hospital performs both one-and two-stage repair techniques. One-stage techniques aim to restore the shelf between the rectum and vestibule and a functional perineal body during a single surgery. In two-stage techniques, the rst stage aims to recreate the rectovestibular shelf and the second stage, performed three to four weeks later, aims to appose the rectal mucosa and dorsal perineal body.Your client stresses that a successful return to breeding is the key outcome for this mare. Therefore, you need to know which technique is most likely to lead to conception and the production of a live foal.

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“…Tingkat keberhasilan dari tindakan bedah RVF cukup tinggi dan sekitar 87% kuda dapat bunting kembali pasca RVF (Mehrjerdi et al 2010). Akan tetapi, kemungkinan terjadinya RVF kembali setelah melahirkan masih dapat terjadi meskipun dengan potensi keterulangan sangat rendah (Kasikci et al 2005).…”

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Bedah rehabilitasi rectovaginal fistula pada kuda

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Rectovaginal fistula (RVF) merupakan fistula yang terbentuk antara rektum dan vagina sehingga feses masuk ke vagina dan menyebabkan endometritis. Seekor kuda primipara umur 6 tahun mengalami RVF. Rehabilitasi RVF pada kuda ini dilakukan dengan tindakan bedah penjahitan fistula dengan anestesi general. Sedasi menggunakan xylazine, induksi dengan ketamine serta maintenance dengan inhalasi isofluran. Luka baru dibuat pada tepi fistula dan penjahitan dilakukan sesuai dengan arah fistula dengan jahitan sederhana. Terapi pascabedah yaitu pemberian antibiotik selama 10 hari, antiinflamasi 5 hari dan analgesik 3 hari. Diet pascabedah dilakukan dengan memberikan pakan rumput segar. Persembuhan jaringan 10 hari pascabedah ditandai dengan terbentuk jaringan baru dan tidak ada feses yang masuk ke dalam vagina.

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A modified surgical technique for repairing third-degree perineal lacerations in mares

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Reconstruction of third-degree perineal lacerations in female camels (<i>Camelus dromedarius</i>) using a modified Goetz one-stage repair technique

Reconstruction of third-degree perineal lacerations in female camels (<i>Camelus dromedarius</i>) using a modified Goetz one-stage repair technique

Comparing two surgical techniques for repairing third‐degree perineal lacerations in postpartum broodmares

Bedah rehabilitasi rectovaginal fistula pada kuda

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