Efficacy of open patch‐grafting under cardiopulmonary bypass for pulmonic stenosis in small dogs

Tanaka, Ryou; Shimizu, Miki; Hoshi, Katsuichiro; Soda, Aiko; Saida, Yuuto; Takashima, Kazuaki; Yamane, Yoshihisa

doi:10.1111/j.1751-0813.2009.00389.x

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“…With cardiopulmonary bypass eight of 10 dogs survived surgery in one report (Tanaka et al . ) and eight of nine dogs in a further report (Fujiwara et al . ), which is comparable to our surgical survival rate of eight of nine dogs.…”

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“…1990, Hunt et al . 1993, or an open technique under cardiopulmonary bypass (n=2) (Tanaka et al . 2009, Fujiwara et al .…”

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“…2004. With cardiopulmonary bypass eight of 10 dogs survived surgery in one report (Tanaka et al . 2009 ) and eight of nine dogs in a further report (Fujiwara et al .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…1993, incorporating an ePTFE patch or native pericardial patch with or without concurrent hypothermia. More recently, open patchgrafting has been described using bovine vena cava patch graft under cardiopulmonary bypass in 10 dogs (Tanaka et al . 2009 ) and in two additional dogs using glutaraldehyde-fixed canine tunica vaginalis (Fujiwara et al .…”

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Surgical treatment of pulmonic stenosis in dogs under cardiopulmonary bypass: outcome in nine dogs

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“…1990, Hunt et al . 1993, or an open technique under cardiopulmonary bypass (n=2) (Tanaka et al . 2009, Fujiwara et al .…”

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“…2004. With cardiopulmonary bypass eight of 10 dogs survived surgery in one report (Tanaka et al . 2009 ) and eight of nine dogs in a further report (Fujiwara et al .…”

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Surgical treatment of pulmonic stenosis in dogs under cardiopulmonary bypass: outcome in nine dogs

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“…Small dogs with pulmonary stenosis that cannot have balloon valvuloplasty could be candidates for open patch grafting and cardiopulmonary bypass, results of a retrospective analysis suggest 3 . Balloon valvuloplasty can also used for pulmonary stenosis, but it is difficult to perform in dogs less than about 10 kg, and requires complicated catheter manipulation.…”

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2009

Aust Veterinary J

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Training in dealing with distress, anxiety and depression may improve the psychological well-being of veterinarians, and may be a method of limiting the numbers of people leaving the profession, 1 a Health Risks of Australian Veterinarians study suggests. In a questionnaire sent to veterinary graduates qualifying between 1960 and 2000, 2125 completed psychological scales, an overall response of 37%. One-third of veterinarians reported more anxiety than the midpoint of the scale, and 3% reported extreme anxiety. Less than 1% reported extreme depression, but there was a trend for increasing distress, anxiety and depression in more recent graduates. There was no clear relation between type of practice and mental health. The authors note the proviso of the low response rate and possibility of selection bias in their study, as they have no data on the psychological health of non-respondents, but results were similar to those in other professional or managerial jobs reported in the UK. Psychological health was worse for recent graduates and those who work long hours. Intravenous Alfaxan-CD® in young catsA study of intravenous Alfaxan-CD® for anaesthesia suggests that both premedication and dilution significantly reduce the induction dose in healthy cats, and that premedication results in significantly faster recovery.2 Alfaxan-CD® is a new formulation of alfaxalone that can be safely given to cats and dogs at five times the reported effective dose. This study included 35 young, healthy Domestic Short-hair cats. Three anaesthetic protocols were used, similar to those seen in companion animal clinics in Australia. Results showed no significant difference in induction times or duration of anaesthesia between the three protocols. The label dose of Alfaxan-CD® is between 2 and 5 mg/kg, but results suggest that intubation is possible at much lower doses in young healthy cats if premedication and a 5 mg/mL concentration is used. The commonest complication was hypertension. A wide dose range was required to achieve intubation, suggesting that the drug should be administered slowly to give the minimum effective dose. Open patch grafting and cardiopulmonary bypassSmall dogs with pulmonary stenosis that cannot have balloon valvuloplasty could be candidates for open patch grafting and cardiopulmonary bypass, results of a retrospective analysis suggest.

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Pulmonary and Aortic Valves

Orton¹

2017

Small Animal Thoracic Surgery

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Efficacy of open patch‐grafting under cardiopulmonary bypass for pulmonic stenosis in small dogs

Abstract: Open patch-grafting can be performed in small-breed dogs and decreased the pulmonary pressure gradient in survivors at 3 months postoperatively. However, this technique is more invasive than balloon valvuloplasty and should be used cautiously in severely stenosed patients.

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Surgical treatment of pulmonic stenosis in dogs under cardiopulmonary bypass: outcome in nine dogs

Surgical treatment of pulmonic stenosis in dogs under cardiopulmonary bypass: outcome in nine dogs

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Pulmonary and Aortic Valves

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