“…The most frequent illness that led to OH surgical procedures was pyometra, in 32 of 49 cases (65.30%). These results are similar to those reported in other studies in Brazil (Silveira et al, 2013;Cruz-Pinto et al, 2015). The remaining 17 therapeutic OH surgical procedures were performed because of dystocic parturition and fetal death (34.69%).…”
supporting
confidence: 90%
“…The majority of patients were females (158/241, 65.56%), and a minority of patients were male (83/241, 34.44%). Probably, this majority of female patients may be related to the great demand for elective spaying of bitches (Inoe et al, 2004;Silveira et al, 2013) Breed was not defined for most of the dogs treated. This result reflects the UVH clientele, for whom most of the canines brought in as patients are mongrel dogs, as was also observed in another locality (Franco & Silva-Molano, 2009).…”
The objective of this report was to record surgical procedures performed in 241 dogs in a teaching veterinary hospital. There were 40 elective surgical procedures (16.6%) and 201 therapeutic surgical procedures (83.4%). The most frequent procedure was ovariohysterectomy (OH), 65% (26/40) and 24.38% (49/201), respectively, for elective and therapeutic surgical procedures. Among therapeutic surgical procedures were registered fracture reduction (16.91%, 34/201), mastectomies (13.93%, 28/201), drainage of the otohematoma (12.94%; 26/201) and ophthalmic surgical procedures (5.47%, 11/201). The high percentage of therapeutic surgical procedures conducted demonstrates the complexity of the cases attended daily in a teaching veterinary hospital.
“…The most frequent illness that led to OH surgical procedures was pyometra, in 32 of 49 cases (65.30%). These results are similar to those reported in other studies in Brazil (Silveira et al, 2013;Cruz-Pinto et al, 2015). The remaining 17 therapeutic OH surgical procedures were performed because of dystocic parturition and fetal death (34.69%).…”
supporting
confidence: 90%
“…The majority of patients were females (158/241, 65.56%), and a minority of patients were male (83/241, 34.44%). Probably, this majority of female patients may be related to the great demand for elective spaying of bitches (Inoe et al, 2004;Silveira et al, 2013) Breed was not defined for most of the dogs treated. This result reflects the UVH clientele, for whom most of the canines brought in as patients are mongrel dogs, as was also observed in another locality (Franco & Silva-Molano, 2009).…”
The objective of this report was to record surgical procedures performed in 241 dogs in a teaching veterinary hospital. There were 40 elective surgical procedures (16.6%) and 201 therapeutic surgical procedures (83.4%). The most frequent procedure was ovariohysterectomy (OH), 65% (26/40) and 24.38% (49/201), respectively, for elective and therapeutic surgical procedures. Among therapeutic surgical procedures were registered fracture reduction (16.91%, 34/201), mastectomies (13.93%, 28/201), drainage of the otohematoma (12.94%; 26/201) and ophthalmic surgical procedures (5.47%, 11/201). The high percentage of therapeutic surgical procedures conducted demonstrates the complexity of the cases attended daily in a teaching veterinary hospital.
“…Todos os sistemas orgânicos foram examinados, mas o foco principal foi o sistema reprodutivo, uma vez que a maioria dos efeitos adversos associados à administração de anticoncepcional em gatas envolve o sistema reprodutor (ARAÚJO et al, 2014;BALTHAZAR DA SILVEIRA et al, 2013;. Entre os efeitos adversos no sistema reprodutivo de gatas submetidas à aplicação de anticoncepcionais estão piometra (BALTHAZAR DA SILVEIRA et al, 2013;HONORIO et al, 2017;) , tumores mamários, abortos(HONORIO et al, 2017) e morte fetal (ARAÚJO et al, 2014).…”
Objetivou-se avaliar efeitos da primeira e única dose de progestágenos em fêmeas felinas hígidas. Selecionaram-se quinze gatas que foram examinadas clinicamente e por exames complementares. Divididas em dois grupos, um (GANT) composto de sete gatas foi aplicado medroxiprogesterona por via subcutânea, obedecendo-se as indicações do fabricante. Outro (GC, controle) composto por oito, que receberam solução fisiológica (1ml) por via subcutânea. Noventa dias após, tais exames foram novamente realizados e foram realizadas as esterilizações cirúrgicas, sendo os tecidos reprodutivos removidos e encaminhados para a realização de histopatologia. Aos 90 dias, foi possível verificar que quatro gatas do GANT apresentaram hiperplasia endometrial cística (HEC) no exame microscópico com diferença estatística significativa. No GC nenhuma gata apresentou alteração. A HEC é a primeira fase da piometra. Foi possível concluir que uma única aplicação de progestágeno em fêmeas hígidas pode causar complicações uterinas. Permitindo afirmar que a administração destes fármacos seja realizada exclusivamente sob orientação de um médico-veterinário, minimizando chances de complicações.
“…Do total de alterações, 1,09% (1/11) foram observadas em gatas, 18,18% (2/11) em cães machos e 72,73% (8/11) em cadelas. Balthazar da Silveira et al (11) encontraram maior incidência de piometra em cadelas (90,3%) do que em gatas (9,7%).…”
Piometra é uma doença que afeta o útero de fêmeas causando infecção e inflamação com acúmulo de grande quantidade de exsudato purulento ou mucopurulento. Ocorre em todas as espécies domésticas, sendo mais comum em cadelas e vacas. Sua importância em cada espécie está relacionada ao número de casos e sua severidade, dentro de suas particularidades. O objetivo com esta revisão foi reunir estudos referentes à piometra em fêmeas domésticas, incluindo a epidemiologia, sinais clínicos, diagnóstico e tratamento nas principais espécies acometidas.
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