Genetic Disorders Affecting Reproduction and Periparturient Care

Padgett, George A.; Bell, Thomas G.; PATTERSON, WAYNE

doi:10.1016/s0195-5616(86)50062-0

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“…The heart is the circular structure surrounded by echogenic fetal lung in the thoracic cavity. There is a small volume of anechoic peritoneal fluid dissecting around the liver and abdominal contents (black arrows) and a large, oval cystic structure is projecting beyond the caudal abdominal wall (white arrows) The hypoechoic hollow viscus in the abdominal cavity is the normal fetal stomach microcardia and combinations of multiple cardiac defects (Padgett andothers 1986, Wallace andDavidson 1995). There are, however, many cases in which no other abnormality is detected.…”

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“…In puppies, the most common abnormalities to which hydrops fetalis has been attributed are cardiac malformations such as ventricular and atrial septal defects, The hypoechoic hollow viscus in the abdominal cavity is the normal fetal stomach microcardia and combinations of multiple cardiac defects (Padgett andothers 1986, Wallace andDavidson 1995). There are, however, many cases in which no other abnormality is detected.…”

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Spontaneous antenatal resolution of canine hydrops fetalis diagnosed by ultrasound

Hopper

Richardson

Lester

2004

J of Small Animal Practice

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A previously unreported syndrome of transient mid-gestational hydrops fetalis identified by ultrasound was diagnosed in 16 litters of 16 different dogs between November 1999 and May 2002. During this study period, a total of 161 canine pregnancies were diagnosed by ultrasound. A 17th litter of eight fetuses developed similar ultrasonographic changes concurrently with maternal systemic mastocytosis and subsequently spontaneously aborted. No pups were born with clinical signs of hydrops fetalis. Fetal resorption in the affected litters was 7/95 (7.4 per cent) and 8/95 (8.4 per cent) aborted. Of the fetuses that survived to term, there were 7/88 (8 per cent) stillbirths. Neonatal mortality rate in the affected litters was 15 per cent (11/73) and the incidence of congenital abnormalities was 7/73 (9.6 per cent). Pugs were significantly (22.8 times) more likely to be affected than other breeds.

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Spontaneous antenatal resolution of canine hydrops fetalis diagnosed by ultrasound

Hopper

Richardson

Lester

2004

J of Small Animal Practice

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“…Além desses fatores, quanto mais jovem o paciente, mais delgada é a mucosa palatina e menor é a queratinização do epitélio para suportar suturas, o que pode levar à deiscência (NELSON, 2003). Correções cirúrgicas feitas a partir de retalhos bipediculados deslizantes podem interferir no crescimento do palato e levar a deformações, o que pode ser evitado se a cirurgia for realizada após a troca para dentes definitivos (FOSSUM, 2014), como foi o caso dos dois pacientes relatados.…”

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“…Cães de pequeno porte e de raças como Schnauzer miniatura e braquicefalicos possuem maior risco de apresentar fenda palatina (TOBIAS e JOHNSTON, 2018). Também foram relatados casos em cães das raças Buldogue Inglês, Beagle, Cocker Spaniel, American Staffordshire Terrrier, Bernese Mountain Dog, Boxer, Chihuahua, Pequinês, Dachshund, Labrador Retriever, Norwegian Elkhound, Pekingese, Poodle toy e Shih tzu (PADGETT et al, 1986;FOSSUM, 2014). Em gatos a raça Siamês é a mais comumente afetada (FOSSUM, 2014).…”

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Tratamento Cirúrgico E Manejo Pós Operatório De Fenda Palatina Congênita Em Cão Braquicefálico – Relato De Dois Casos

Paraguassú¹,

Joffily²,

Moreira³

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RESUMO A fenda palatina é uma das deformidades congênitas mais relatadas em cães e gatos. Consiste em uma comunicação anômala entre as cavidades oral e nasal envolvendo palato mole, duro, pré maxila e/ ou lábio que ocorre durante a embriogênese e muitas vezes pode ser diagnosticada somente após a manifestação de sintomatologia clínica. Pacientes com esta patologia podem apresentar pneumonia aspirativa e menor pressão para a sucção do leite materno levando ao retardo no desenvolvimento corporal e óbito do paciente. O presente trabalho descreve o manejo clínico cirúrgico de dois indivíduos portadores de fenda palatina primária e correlaciona com manejo de pós cirúrgicos realizados. As técnicas cirúrgicas utilizadas e as medicações prescritas possibilitaram um bom prognóstico e recuperação dos pacientes acometidos. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: fístula oronasal, malformação congênita, mucoperiósteo.

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“…3 Heredity also plays a role in some breeds. 4 Multiple surgical techniques have been described for repair of secondary cleft palate including a technique described previously as a step-by-step feature in the Journal. 5 A modified approach to the von Langenbeck technique to repair a secondary cleft palate in a 16-week-old Beagle dog is described step-by-step.…”

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Repair of Secondary Cleft Palate in the Dog

Beckman

2011

J Vet Dent

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Genetic Disorders Affecting Reproduction and Periparturient Care

Cited by 10 publications

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Spontaneous antenatal resolution of canine hydrops fetalis diagnosed by ultrasound

Spontaneous antenatal resolution of canine hydrops fetalis diagnosed by ultrasound

Tratamento Cirúrgico E Manejo Pós Operatório De Fenda Palatina Congênita Em Cão Braquicefálico – Relato De Dois Casos

Repair of Secondary Cleft Palate in the Dog

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