Jejunal linear foreign body obstruction in a three year old female Boerboel

Makinde, O.O.; Adebayo, O.O.; Adeniyi, Adebayo; Ajadi, R.A.

doi:10.4314/sokjvs.v16i4.12

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“…In cats, ingestion of non-linear foreign bodies is rare [1]. Due to indiscriminate eating habits, foreign bodies are more common in dogs and ingested foreign bodies may pass uneventfully through the gastrointestinal tract and results in variable symptoms [2].…”

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Surgical Management of Intestinal Foreign Body Obstruction in an Dog

Jacob,

Udayan,

et al. 2023

Act Sci VetSci

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A two and half year-old female American Bully dog was presented to District Veterinary Centre, Ernakulam with a history of anorexia and vomiting and absence of defecation for the past seven days. Abdominal palpation revealed a hard intraabdominal mass, further transabdominal ultrasonography revealed hypoechoic area surrounded by anechoic area. Survey radiography of lateral abdomen revealed slightly radiopaque mass in the intestinal loops. Therefore, emergency enterotomy was performed and a foreign body was retrieved and it was rubber handle of vessel. The animal recovered uneventfully.

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Surgical Management of Intestinal Foreign Body Obstruction in an Dog

Jacob,

Udayan,

et al. 2023

Act Sci VetSci

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“…Gastrointestinal foreign bodies are commonly encountered in small animal practice. Due to indiscriminate eating habits, foreign bodies are more common in dogs and ingested foreign bodies pass uneventfully through the gastrointestinal tract results in to variable symptoms (Makinde et al, 2018). This paper presents a successful surgical management of intestinal foreign body in Labrador dog.…”

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Successful Surgical Management of Intestinal Foreign Body in a Labrador Dog

Parmar¹,

Rao²,

Dabhi³

et al. 2020

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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“…Ultrasonic has been successfully been applied for freezing, cavitation, emulsification and thermosonication for many types of food products [5][6][7]. Several investigationson foreign body detection using ultrasonic sensor had been carried out as reported by Correia et al [8], Zhao et al [9], Pallav et al [10],Leemans and Destain [11], Tantray et al [12] and Polat et al [13], Mcclements [14],Hassler and Homayoon [15], Le Coz et al [16],Iuliano [17], Liu et al [18], Liaw et al [19], Makinde et al [20], Holmes et al [21], Melo et al [22], Khan et al [23], Prabhakar et al [24],Rodrigues et al [25], Franchini et al [26], Pandey [27], Aftab et al [28], Gounder and Tan [29], Sadaka et al [30], Fasina et al [31], Khan et al [32], Mitev et al [33], Roux et al [34], Nakib et al [35], Rathore [36], Singleton et al [37], Mahesh et al [38], Ezenwa [39], Natung [40] and Mustapha [41], In this paper, two common foreign bodies materials e.g. steel and rubber with different sizes were used to investigate the sensor voltage and voltage loss at the ultrasonic receiver.…”

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Detection of foreign objects in milk using an ultrasonic system

Khairi

Ibrahim

Yunus

et al. 2019

IJEECS

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This paper presents the utilization of an ultrasonic sensing system to detect foreign objects in milk. The advantage of an ultrasonic system is that it is low cost and it can detect a wide range of materials. A foreign body is any contaminated object found in food. Because of the scale of multifarious food processing levels and distribution, the utilization of the food product are sometimes difficult to control, which will inevitably lead to some complaints by consumers. Milk is widely consumed in the world as it is considered as a healthy drink due to it is high nutrients levels. However, from time to time cases of milk contamination are reported. In this paper. the relationship between the foreign bodies in terms of their dimensions and the resultant amplitude are presented. Mathematical modelling were carried out based on two ultrasonic parameters i.e. acoustic impedance and wave amplitude utilizing several types of foreign bodies with different dimensions. Three types of foreign bodies which are steel, rubber and air were investigated to determine the voltage amplitude detected by the ultrasonic receiver when the foreign bodies obstructed the ultrasonic wave propagation path. The diameters of foreign bodies were in the range from 4 mm to 11 mm. The results showed good correlations between the receiver voltage and the size of foreign bodies with correlation coefficients greater than 0.95. Each foreign body also demonstrated different voltage amplitudes when several sizes of the foreign bodies were tested which showed the ability of the system to distinguish the size of each foreign body.

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Jejunal linear foreign body obstruction in a three year old female Boerboel

Cited by 3 publications

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Surgical Management of Intestinal Foreign Body Obstruction in an Dog

Surgical Management of Intestinal Foreign Body Obstruction in an Dog

Successful Surgical Management of Intestinal Foreign Body in a Labrador Dog

Detection of foreign objects in milk using an ultrasonic system

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