Inguinal-Scrotal Urinary Bladder Hernia in an Intact Male Domestic Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)

Petritz, Olivia A.; Guzmán, David Sánchez-Migallón; Gandolfi, Rene C.; Steffey, Michele A.

doi:10.1053/j.jepm.2012.06.002

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“…One study reported inguinal‐scrotal urinary bladder herniation in an entire male rabbit (Petritz et al . ) and another reported inguinal herniation and incarceration of the urinary bladder in an entire female rabbit (Grunkemeyer et al . ).…”

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Six cases of inguinal urinary bladder herniation in entire male domestic rabbits

Thas¹,

Harcourt-Brown

2013

J of Small Animal Practice

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Six entire male rabbits, between four and eight years old, were presented with a fluctuant scrotal and/or inguinal swelling resulting from inguinal herniation of the urinary bladder. Concurrent problems included urinary sediment (two rabbits), multiple uroliths (one rabbit) and testicular tumour (one rabbit). All rabbits underwent herniorrhaphy surgery. There was a successful outcome in four of the six cases.

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Six cases of inguinal urinary bladder herniation in entire male domestic rabbits

Thas¹,

Harcourt-Brown

2013

J of Small Animal Practice

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“…Predisposing causes are not always obvious; however, conditions that cause increased intraabdominal pressure or straining should be investigated. In all cases a surgical approach has been employed in order to replace the bladder into the abdomen and to close the inguinal ring (Grunkemeyer and others 2010, Petritz and others 2012, Thas and Harcourt‐Brown 2013)…”

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Diagnosing and treating urinary tract disease in rabbits

Smith¹

2021

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Background: Rabbits are popular pets and veterinary knowledge about this species has evolved greatly in the past 15 to 20 years. Rather than languishing in hutches, many rabbits are now house pets; consequently, changes in drinking and voiding habits are more easily noticed by owners. Perhaps unsurprisingly, urinary tract disease is a common reason for rabbits to be presented to veterinary practices. In a histological survey of rabbit kidneys, Hinton (1981) found that 32.7 per cent of unhealthy rabbits had renal lesions, and so did 25 per cent of healthy rabbits, demonstrating the renal disease is a significant disease in our pet rabbits. Aim of the article: This article provides practical information on diagnosing and treating urinary tract disease in this species.

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“…Petritz et al beschreiben eine linksseitige, inguinale, skrotale Herniation der Harnblase [11]. Ein weiterer Fallbericht beschreibt die chirurgische Versorgung einer in-Anzeige guinalen Herniation bei einem unkastrierten weiblichen Tier [12].…”

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“…Unser Patient war 8 Jahre alt und nicht kastriert. In der Literatur werden Herniationen eher bei nicht kastrierten, älteren Rammlern beschrieben [10,11]. Auch altersbedingte Gewebsschwächen, die den Inguinalring schwächen können, werden thematisiert [13].…”

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Rechtsseitige inguinale Herniation beim männlichen Kaninchen – ein Bericht aus der Praxis

Babel-Palzer¹

2020

veterinär spiegel

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Inguinal-Scrotal Urinary Bladder Hernia in an Intact Male Domestic Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)

Cited by 12 publications

References 24 publications

Six cases of inguinal urinary bladder herniation in entire male domestic rabbits

Six cases of inguinal urinary bladder herniation in entire male domestic rabbits

Diagnosing and treating urinary tract disease in rabbits

Rechtsseitige inguinale Herniation beim männlichen Kaninchen – ein Bericht aus der Praxis

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