Uterine Prolapse with Associated Rupture in a Podengo Bitch

Payan-Carreira, Rita; Albuquerque, Cheryl A.; Abreu, H; Maltez, L

doi:10.1111/j.1439-0531.2011.01944.x

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“…In dogs, if the animal is in shock, septicaemic or haemorrhagic, it is recommended to reposition the prolapsed tissue immediately and postpone surgery until the animal is stabilised (Payan‐Carreira et al . 2012). In Case 1, it was not possible to reduce the prolapsed tissue by manual pressure alone and therefore surgery was required.…”

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Surgical resolution of uterine prolapse in three pet rabbits

Girolamo¹,

d’Ovidio

Duca³

et al. 2019

J of Small Animal Practice

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This report describes a surgical technique for resolution of uterine prolapse in rabbits. Three pet rabbits presented within 24 hours of parturition with a red mass protruding from the vagina, which was diagnosed as uterine prolapse. In the first case, an attempt to reduce the prolapse by manual compression was ineffective. A laparotomy was used to apply internal uterine traction while simultaneously using gentle external pressure with cotton‐tip applicators and resulted in successful resolution. After repositioning, an ovariohysterovaginectomy was performed in all three rabbits. All rabbits recovered uneventfully. Laparotomic repositioning of the uterus and ovariohysterovaginectomy, not previously described in rabbits, was easy to perform and permitted resolution of uterine prolapse.

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“…2014) and dogs (Payan‐Carreira et al . 2012). It is seldom described in exotic small mammals, and two textbooks only refer to it in guinea pigs (Richardson 2000, Bennett 2012).…”

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Surgical resolution of uterine prolapse in three pet rabbits

Girolamo¹,

d’Ovidio

Duca³

et al. 2019

J of Small Animal Practice

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“… 3 For the uterus to prolapse there is a requirement for laxity, stretching or rupture of uterine ligaments, and for patency of the cervix. Laxity of the uterine ligaments can occur due to repeated pregnancy, 12 and changes in progesterone, oestrogen and relaxin concentrations near parturition. 1 Cervical patency occurs at two time points, oestrus (with or without ovulation) and at parturition.…”

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Uterine prolapse with endometrial eversion in association with an unusual diffuse, polypoid, fibrosing perimetritis and parametritis in a cat

Valentine

Porter

Chapwanya

et al. 2016

Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery Open Reports

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Case summaryThis case describes a young non-pregnant cat that presented with uterine prolapse in association with an unusual diffuse, polypoid, fibrosing perimetritis and parametritis. Following ovariohysterectomy the cat recovered fully. No intra-abdominal complications were seen on ultrasound examination 3 months postsurgery. At the time of writing, the cat remains healthy.Relevance and novel informationUterine prolapse in the cat is relatively rare and usually associated with the periparturient period. Inflammatory polypoid perimetritis and parametritis have not previously been documented in cats, and in dogs have only been reported in association with the administration of oestrogenic compounds. The polypoid inflammation affecting the uterus and parametrium may have contributed to increased laxity of the uterine ligaments and predisposed to the development of uterine prolapse.

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“…Determination of additional foetus and other parts of uterus on the caudal parts when abdomen was palpated to the caudal of pecten pubis shows that part of the uterus remaining in cranial was prolapsed with vagina. Vaginal prolapses can be easily diagnosed with identification of protrusive cyclindiric part [16] . As understood from published cases that prolapsed uterus with vagina is revealed after operation [4] .…”

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“…In previous reports in cases of true vaginal prolapse or vaginal fold prolapse upon determination of both live and dead puppies via ultrasonography; generally a ovariohysterectomy were performed [4,16] . In this case the reason for surgical intervention were the death of the foetuses and the failure of the repositioning of the tissue(s).…”

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Bir Dişi Köpekte Görülen Gerçek Vaginal Prolapsus Olgusunda Tanı ve Ultrasonografik Bulguların Değerlendirilmesi

Darbaz¹,

Ergene²,

Canooğlu³

et al. 2017

Kafkas Univ Vet Fak Derg

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A 4-year old crossbred Pointer, with observable vaginal prolapse was brought to our hospital at the 47th day of gestation. The prolapse reoccurred next day despite of the vulval suturing. During the examination of the prolapsed mass towards the cranium via palpation, it was observed that gestational sacs and urinary bladder were also in the prolapsed mass as well. Ultrasonographic imaging of the tissue revealed that puppies were presented into one-third section of the prolapsed vagina and there were no signs of vitality in the puppies. Although it is rare, vaginal prolapse might occur in association with simultaneous dilation of urinary bladder with a part of uterus in the third trimester of the gestation in dogs. In this case, the probability of true vaginal prolapse during gestation was restated and it was revealed that as an innovation ultrasound was a beneficial and guiding technique for the diagnosis of this case. Keywords: Bitch, Pregnancy, Ultrasonography, Vaginal prolapse Bir Dişi Köpekte Görülen Gerçek Vaginal Prolapsus Olgusunda Tanı ve Ultrasonografik Bulguların Değerlendirilmesi ÖzetDört yaşlı, Pointer melezi bir köpeğin kontrolleri sonucunda gebeliğinin 47. gününde olduğu ve ilk muayenede vulva dikişi uygulandığı halde vaginal prolapsusun tekrardan şekillendiği tespit edildi. Prolabe olan kitlenin kaudalden kraniale doğru yapılan palpasyonunda, kitle içinde yavruya ait bölümler ve idrar kesesinin olduğu tespit edildi. Doğrudan prolabe olan kitleye yapılan ultrasonografik muayenede yavruların prolabe vaginanın ilk üçte birlik bölümünde bulunduğu ve ölü oldukları belirlendi. Köpeklerde çok ender de olsa, gebeliğin son üçte birlik döneminde prolapsus vagina olgularının uterusun bir bölümünü ve idrar kesesini de içine alabilecek şekilde gelişebildiği görülmüştür. Bu olguda köpeklerde oldukça az karşılaşılan gerçek vaginal prolapsus olgusunun gebelikte gelişebileceği bir kere daha gösterilmiş olmakla birlikte, yenilik olarak, benzer olguların tanısında olayın derecesi ve ciddiyetini belirlemede ultrasonografinin yararlı ve yol gösterici olarak kullanılabileceği gösterilmiştir.

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Uterine Prolapse with Associated Rupture in a Podengo Bitch

Abstract: During surgical treatment the uterus was replaced to its normal position followed by ovary-33 hysterectomy at 12h from admittance.

Cited by 8 publications

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Surgical resolution of uterine prolapse in three pet rabbits

Surgical resolution of uterine prolapse in three pet rabbits

Uterine prolapse with endometrial eversion in association with an unusual diffuse, polypoid, fibrosing perimetritis and parametritis in a cat

Bir Dişi Köpekte Görülen Gerçek Vaginal Prolapsus Olgusunda Tanı ve Ultrasonografik Bulguların Değerlendirilmesi

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