2018
DOI: 10.1111/vsu.12925
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Incidence and risk factors for neurological signs after attenuation of single congenital portosystemic shunts in 253 dogs

Abstract: Surgical attenuation of a single CPSS should not be excessively delayed, and surgeons should stabilize the clinical signs of HE before surgery to prevent postoperative PANS and seizures.

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“…Postoperative seizures were recorded in 10 (8%) dogs in our study, with nine of those dogs consequently dying. These findings are similar to those previously published . Preoperative levetiracetam use was different between the TFB and ARC groups, with a larger proportion of dogs in the TFB group receiving preoperative levetiracetam.…”
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“…Postoperative seizures were recorded in 10 (8%) dogs in our study, with nine of those dogs consequently dying. These findings are similar to those previously published . Preoperative levetiracetam use was different between the TFB and ARC groups, with a larger proportion of dogs in the TFB group receiving preoperative levetiracetam.…”
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confidence: 91%
“…In two recent studies of dogs undergoing gradual attenuation of a CEHPSS, prophylactic administration of levetiracetam did not influence the occurrence of postoperative seizures . Our results provide additional evidence regarding the lack of preventive effects of preoperative administration of levetiracetam on postoperative seizures in dogs undergoing gradual attenuation of CEHPSS …”
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