Surgical Management of Perineal Tumor in a Dog: A Case Report

Sahoo, Mandakini; Nath, I.; Jena, Biswadeep; Behera, Siddharth Shankar

doi:10.29005/ijcp.2018.10.1.077-079

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“…Enukleasi dapat dilakukan dengan pertimbangan jika bola mata sedang mengalami kerusakan total dan tidak memungkinkan untuk mengembalikan keadaan anatomi seperti semula (Suryaningrum dan Fikri, 2019). Enukleasi adalah prosedur pembedahan orbita yang dilakukan pada pasien dengan nyeri mata, kebutaan atau pasien dengan tumor intraocular yang tidak dapat disembuhkan dengan pemebrian obat (Shing et al, 2013). Berdasarkan pernyataan Mitchell (2008), teknik enukleasi memiliki empat teknik, diantaranya exenterasi, trans-konjungtiva, trans-palpebrae, dan prosthesis ocular.…”

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Treatment of Bulbus Oculi Dextra Prolapse in Mix Pom Dogs

Martins,

Sudisma,

Pemayun

2024

Vet.Sci.Med.J.

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Prolapse of the bulbus oculi is a condition where the eyeball protrudes from the eye socket, which occurs due to impact, blunt trauma, fights or tumors. A Mix Pom purebred dog, named Koko, male, 7 years old, 5.21 kg body weight and brown hair color, complained of the right eyeball protruding from the eye socket since two days. The purpose of writing this case report is to describe the process of lifting the eyeball by cutting the tissue and the nerves inside it using the enucleation technique. From physical examination and clinical signs, the case dog was diagnosed with prolapse of the dextra bulbus oculi with a fausta prognosis. Case dogs were treated with bulbus oculi enucleation surgery, which is a surgical procedure by lifting the eyeball from the eye socket. The surgery was performed under a combination of xylazine and ketamine general anesthesia. Postoperative case dogs were given cefotaxime antibiotics at a dose of 20 mg/kg body weight for two days and followed by oral antibiotic cefixime trihydrate at a dose of 10 mg/kg body weight for five days. Anti-inflammatory in the form of tolfenamic acid with a dose of 4 mg/kg body weight intramuscularly for two days and followed by oral anti-inflammatory dexamethasone tablets 0.25 mg/kg body weight (2 x daily) for five days. The results of the operation showed wound healing on the 10th day, which was indicated by the stitches that had dried and merged, and the dog was active again. Advice that can be given is that a dog suffering from bulbus oculi prolapse must be immediately acted upon, so as not to worsen the dog's condition and to prevent various complications, one of which is miasis.

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Treatment of Bulbus Oculi Dextra Prolapse in Mix Pom Dogs

Martins,

Sudisma,

Pemayun

2024

Vet.Sci.Med.J.

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“…Uterine inertia is the incapability of normal physiological uterine musculature to contract during labor due to exhaustion or fatigue of uterine muscles. The uterine inertia may be classified into primary or secondary uterine inertia [5,6]. Further, primary uterine inertia is classified as partial or complete.…”

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Dystocia Due to Secondary Partial Uterine Inertia in a New Zealand White Rabbit

Narwade,

Balamurugan,

Mishra

et al. 2024

UPJOZ

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A one-year-old Doe weighing 1.2 kg was brought to Teaching Veterinary Clinical Complex, FVAS, BHU-Mirzapur, with a history of giving birth to three dead bunnies 3 days before and after that not show any signs of kindling. Vulvul lips were swollen, congested and edematous. The Perineal area was smeared with uterine discharge. Doe had Inappetence dehydration for 3 days. Doe was previously treated with inj. oxytocin @ 1 to 3 IU I/M and inj. Epidosin @ 8mg/ kg I/M along with calcium gluconate @ 0.25 ml/kg slow I/V before 24 hrs. Abdominal palpation revealed the presence of fetal mass. Lateral abdominal radiograph showed the presence of one fetus’s skeleton located in the pelvic cavity. Based on the history and obstetrical examination it was diagnosed as a case of dystocia due to secondary partial uterine inertia. A male dead bunny was relived through exploratory laparotomy under general anaesthesia (premeditated with inj. xylazine 5 mg/kg body weight and induction with isoflurane 3-5%). Doe had an uneventful recovery following exploratory laparotomy with proper postoperative care. Dystocia due to secondary partial uterine inertia is a rare case in rabbits and it can be managed through exploratory laparotomy with proper post-operative care.

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Surgical Management of Perineal Tumor in a Dog: A Case Report

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Treatment of Bulbus Oculi Dextra Prolapse in Mix Pom Dogs

Treatment of Bulbus Oculi Dextra Prolapse in Mix Pom Dogs

Dystocia Due to Secondary Partial Uterine Inertia in a New Zealand White Rabbit

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