The Effect of Laparoscopic Versus Open Ovariectomy on Postsurgical Activity in Small Dogs

Culp, William T. N.; Mayhew, Philipp D.; Brown, Dorothy Cimino

doi:10.1111/j.1532-950x.2009.00572.x

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“…We also noted normal activity of the queens approximately 4 to 6 hours after surgery, which is in accordance with Culp et al 5 , who found no alteration in activity monitored by accelerometer preand post-video-assisted ovariectomy in small dogs, in contrast to the open surgery which showed decreased activity post-surgery.…”

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Video-assisted ovariohysterectomy in domestic cats (Felis catus, Linnaeus, 1758) using two access portals

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PURPOSE:To describe video-assisted ovariohysterectomy (OHE) with two portals access in adult intact queens. METHODS:Fifty-two females cats were used. A 4 mm cannula was positioned in the abdomen through an incision close to the umbilicus (first portal), and a pneumoperitoneum was established. A second portal was positioned in the midline of the pre-pubic region. Females were positioned in right lateral recumbency to locate the left ovarian pedicle, and the uterine horn was held by a transcutaneous suture.The pedicle was cauterized and incised. The procedure was then performed on the contralateral ovary. The ovaries were exteriorized from the abdomen, along with the uterus, through the second access point. The uterine body was exposed, fixed and sectioned, and the abdominal incisions were sutured. RESULTS:Surgeries were performed in an average of 41.4±14.2 minutes. The main complications included hypotension (7.7%) and subcutaneous emphysema (7.7%), and 13.5% of the surgeries were converted to laparotomy. CONCLUSION:Ovariohysterectomy using a video-assisted technique and two access portals is safe, has minimal risks and is effective for the spaying of queens.

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“…The surgical sterilization of dogs and cats is a common practice that increases their longevity and quality of life 4,5 and contributes to controlling birth rates in these species 4 . It is considered a rational method that avoids mass euthanasia, a practice forbidden by most cities in the world 6 .…”

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“…Tal como se ha comprobado en hembras caninas al realizar ovariohisterectomía mínimamente invasiva, es casi seguro que en el abordaje al abdomen en machos por laparoscopia para extraer los testículos retenidos, se reduzca el trauma de los tejidos, el dolor posoperatorio y las complicaciones durante la cicatrización, cuando se compara con las técnicas abiertas (5,(15)(16)(17). De hecho, resultó obvio para los dos casos presentados, que la técnica laparoscópica contribuyó con la reducción del tamaño de la incisión quirúrgica que suele ser paraprepucial cuando se realiza por laparotomía y que puede ser una herida dolorosa y molesta para los pacientes.…”

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Criptorquidectomía laparoscópica en dos perros utilizando bisturí ultrasónico

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RESUMENTradicionalmente, los perros con testículos retenidos abdominales son remitidos para orquiectomía a través de laparotomía media ventral o paraprepucial. Sin embargo, las técnicas mínimamente invasivas realizadas a través de equipos endoscópicos, son una alternativa excelente para efectuar el procedimiento, debido a las ventajas en la reducción del trauma tisular y un menor dolor posoperatorio, además de la reducción de complicaciones posquirúrgicas entre otras ventajas. A continuación se presentan dos casos de pacientes caninos criptórquidos intervenidos quirúrgicamente mediante laparoscopia, para la extracción de los testículos retenidos en las que además se utilizó un bisturí ultrasónico. En Colombia, el desarrollo de las técnicas endoscópicas en cirugía de pequeños animales aún se encuentra muy limitado, y probablemente esta sea la primera publicación en el país acerca del uso de laparoscopia en casos de orquiectomía en pacientes con testículos retenidos en la cavidad abdominal.Palabras clave: Criptorquidismo, laparoscopia, perro (Fuente: CAB). ABSTRACTTraditionally, dogs with abdominally retained testicles are submitted to orchiectomy throughout a ventral midline or parapreputial laparotomy. However, minimally invasive techniques performed using endoscopic equipment are an excellent alternative for the abdominal procedure, because of the advantages in tissular trauma reduction, less postoperative pain and reduction in complications among other advantages. Two cases of abdominal cryptorchidectomy performed using minimally invasive techniques and ultrasonic scalpel in dogs, are presented in this report. In Colombia, the development of minimally invasive techniques in small animal surgery is still very limited, and this is possibly the first publication in the country regarding the use of this technique in two cases of abdominal cryptorchidism in dogs.

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“…In dogs, laparoscopic ovariectomy was compared with conventional open ovariectomy (CULP et al, 2009). It was observed that bitches undergoing open technique had significant decreases in activity postoperatively than those undergoing laparoscopy.…”

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Single-port laparoscopic ovariectomy using a pre-tied loop ligature in Santa Ines ewes

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The Effect of Laparoscopic Versus Open Ovariectomy on Postsurgical Activity in Small Dogs

Abstract: Laparoscopy is a safe method for ovariectomy in small dogs and results in increased postoperative activity counts when compared with an open technique.

Cited by 222 publications

References 26 publications

Video-assisted ovariohysterectomy in domestic cats (Felis catus, Linnaeus, 1758) using two access portals

Video-assisted ovariohysterectomy in domestic cats (Felis catus, Linnaeus, 1758) using two access portals

Criptorquidectomía laparoscópica en dos perros utilizando bisturí ultrasónico

Single-port laparoscopic ovariectomy using a pre-tied loop ligature in Santa Ines ewes

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