Esophageal and Gastric Endoscopic Foreign Body Removal of 19 Dogs (2009-2011)

Moon, Jong-Hyun; Kang, Byeong‐Teck; Kwon, Do-Hyung; Lee, Hee-Chun; Jeon, Joon-Hyeok; Cho, Kyu-Woan; Jung, Han‐Sung; Jung, Dong‐In

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“…1D). The risk for complications and perforation after endoscopic foreign bodies removal increases when the foreign body has been in place for more than 3 days or the dog weighed less than 10 kg (Moon, 2012). Compare with contrast radiography, esophagoscopy is less definitive for diagnosing megaesophagus and other motility disorders, diverticulum, hiatal hernia, and compression, by periesophageal masses Besides the pathology we diagnosed, specific literature also talks about gastroesophageal intussusception (Shibly, 2014), esophageal fistula, megaesophagus, hiatal hernia and esophageal perforation (McCarthy, 2005).…”

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The Role of Endoscopy in the Diagnosis of Digestive Pathology

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“…Los cuerpos extraños esofágicos son una entidad que se presenta con relativa frecuencia en la clínica de pequeñas especies, más frecuentemente en perros. Causan signología característica de enfermedad esofágica como disfagia, sialorrea y regurgitación (1). Además, pueden causar un daño severo al esófago; produciendo esofagitis severas y estenosis cicatrizales como secuela.…”

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“…Esophageal foreign bodies are relatively common in the treatment of small animals, most frequently in dogs. They cause symptoms characteristic of esophagitis like dysphagia, ptyalism and regurgitation (1). Moreover, they can cause severe damage to the esophagus, producing severe esophagitis and cicatricle stenosis as sequela.…”

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Profile of canine patient with esophageal foreign bodies

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Objective. Determine the profile of the canine patient with esophageal foreign bodies to identify risk factors associated with the foreign bodies. Materials and Methods. This is a retrospective study made by the Veterinary Hospital Clinic of the Universidad de Extremadura (VHC). Different factors were analyzed in dogs with an endoscopic diagnosis of esophageal foreign bodies. Results. This pathology was more commonly found in young adult dogs and in small breeds. This pathology was present for the first time in the Portuguese Warren Hound, which was also the breed with the highest risk. Conclusions. The results obtained in this investigation are in agreement with the previous description of a patient that presents esophageal foreign bodies. Also, the Portuguese Warren Hound was found to be predisposed to this problem, with a higher risk factor than other breeds previously mentioned in the literature. To prevent esophageal foreign bodies, dogs should be fed raw meat and bones, especially small breeds. This pathology should always be kept in mind in dogs with esophagitis symptomology regardless of age, although it is most common in young adult dogs.RESUMENObjetivo. Determinar el perfil del paciente canino que presenta cuerpos extraños esofágicos para identificar las características de riesgo al presentar esta entidad. Materiales y métodos. Este es un estudio retrospectivo realizado en el Hospital Clínico Veterinario de la Universidad de Extremadura (HCV). Se analizaron diferentes parámetros de los perros que presentaron un diagnóstico endoscópico de cuerpos extraños esofágicos. Resultados. Esta patología se presentó más comúnmente en perros adultos jóvenes y en pacientes de raza pequeña. Se presenta por primera vez al Podenco Portugués, el cual además representó la raza con mayor factor de riesgo. Conclusiones. Los resultados obtenidos en esta investigación concuerdan con lo descrito anteriormente en cuanto a las características del paciente con cuerpo extraño esofágico. Asimismo, se reporta el Podenco Portugués como predispuesto a esta entidad, con un factor de riesgo mayor al de otras razas anteriormente mencionadas en la literatura. Para prevenir los cuerpos extraños esofágicos, se debe alimentar con carne cruda y huesos a los perros, especialmente a los de raza pequeña. Siempre se debe tener en cuenta está patología en los perros con sintomatología de enfermedad esofágica sin importar su edad, pues su presentación es más común en perros adultos jóvenes.

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Esophageal and Gastric Endoscopic Foreign Body Removal of 19 Dogs (2009-2011)

Cited by 2 publications

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The Role of Endoscopy in the Diagnosis of Digestive Pathology

The Role of Endoscopy in the Diagnosis of Digestive Pathology

Profile of canine patient with esophageal foreign bodies

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