Tracheal Surgery

MacPhail, Catriona M.

doi:10.1002/9781119693741.ch40

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“…Our average age of BAOS cases was also similar with the previous studies (Roedler et al, 2013;Pohl et al, 2016). Most of the BAOS dogs that presented clinical signs and required veterinary consultation were reported to be 2-3 years of age (MacPhail, 2013;Meola, 2013). However, some owners in this study reported that they noticed the abnormal breathing sound since their dogs were less than 1 year old.…”

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“…This problem causes upper airway obstruction leading to increased airway resistance induced by soft tissue inflammation and malformation. In moderate to severe cases, affected dogs usually present abnormal breathing sound, heat and exercise intolerance, regurgitation and vomiting, sleep apnea, collapse and death (Poncet et al, 2005;Bernaerts et al, 2010;MacPhail, 2013;Meola, 2013). In this study, French bulldogs with BAOS had most of the signs from history taking, respiratory and digestive clinical grade according to Poncet et al (2005), modified Roedler questionnaire and physical examination.…”

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Comparison of the physical capacity using 6-minute walk test and questionnaire before and after resection of elongated soft palate by bipolar sealing device in French Bulldogs

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Brachycephalic airway obstruction syndrome (BAOS) is an anatomical abnormality of upper airway commonly found in brachycephalic breeds leading to clinical signs and physical capacity impairment. The purposes of this study were to compare clinical signs and physical capacity in French bulldogs between before and after surgical correction using questionnaire and 6-minute walk test (6-MWT). Twenty-seven French bulldogs were enrolled in this study and divided into normal group (n=7) and BAOS group (n=20). History taking, clinical signs and questionnaire information were recorded and 6-MWT was performed in both groups. BAOS dogs had significantly higher severity of clinical signs from questionnaire with shorter walk distance from 6-MWT compared with normal group. BAOS group were surgically corrected including staphylectomy using bipolar sealing device and alarplasty. Serious post-operative complication was not found. Four weeks after surgery, questionnaire and 6-MWT were re-evaluated. There were marked improvements in severity of clinical signs, especially respiratory signs. Also, the BAOS dogs had better physical capacity measured by 6-MWT distance (406 ? 45 m. and 506 ? 33 m., p<0.001). In conclusion, both questionnaire and 6-MWT were clinically feasible and able to objectively assess clinical signs and physical capacity in brachycephalic dogs. Therefore, both of them should be included in BAOS management from screening to post-surgery evaluation.

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Section: Chapter V Discussion and Conclusionsupporting

confidence: 87%

Section: Chapter V Discussion and Conclusionmentioning

confidence: 61%

Comparison of the physical capacity using 6-minute walk test and questionnaire before and after resection of elongated soft palate by bipolar sealing device in French Bulldogs

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“…All the animals included were submitted to OH by the three-clamp technique [ 35 ] and surgical excision of the mammary chain by unilateral mastectomy, both in a single surgical procedure. In cases where females had tumoral formation in both mammary chains it was decided to remove the one with more advanced neoplastic characteristics.…”

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Evaluation of an onco-diet on body composition and inflammatory status of dogs with mammary tumor—Pilot study

Bonder,

Teixeira,

Porsani

et al. 2023

PLoS ONE

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A high-protein hypercaloric diet enriched with glutamine and omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids was called an onco-diet. The goal was to verify the modulation of the inflammatory response and body composition of female dogs with mammary tumor after mastectomy, during onco-diet consumption, using a randomized, double-blinded, clinical trial. Six bitches (average age of 8.6 years) were allocated into Control Group—diet without glutamine, EPA and DHA supplementation; and six bitches (10.0 years) were allocated into Test—diet enriched with glutamine and omega-3. Serum measurements of TNF-α, IL-6, IL-10, IGF-1, C-reactive protein and determination of body composition were performed at pre- and post-surgical times. Statistical tests were used to compare the nutrient intake and dietary effects on inflammatory variables between the diets. No differences in concentrations of different cytokines (p>0.05) and C-reactive protein (CRP) (p = 0.51) were observed between the groups. The test group had a higher concentration of IGF-1 (p<0.05), higher percentage of muscle mass (p<0.01) and lower body fat (p<0.01), but the difference was present from initial and throughout the study. Onco-diet, enriched with glutamine and omega-3, in the amounts evaluated in this study, was not sufficient to modulate the inflammation and body composition of female dogs with mammary tumors submitted to unilateral mastectomy.

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“…Dogs with end-stage tracheal collapse develop clinical signs, such as a goose-honking cough, open-mouth breathing, paradoxical abdominal movement, cyanosis, and dyspnoea, which may be fatal if they lead to respiratory distress ( Durant et al. 2012 ; MacPhail 2018 ). Recently, intraluminal stents have been widely used instead of surgical methods, including extraluminal stent placement, because of the simple procedure, shorter anaesthesia time, and immediate recovery and discharge after the procedure ( Durant et al.…”

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Double-wire woven nitinol stent for treating dogs with refractory tracheal collapse: A case series

Choi,

MY,

Yoon

2024

Vet. Med. - Czech

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This retrospective case series describes the signalments, clinical signs, diagnostic test results, and postoperative complications obtained from the medical records of 10 client-owned dogs that underwent treatment for grade IV tracheal collapse using double-wire woven nitinol stents between October 2017 and September 2021. Respiratory signs resolved in all dogs immediately after tracheal stent placement. Mild to moderate stent fractures were identified in five dogs, of which two showed concurrent respiratory distress necessitating re-stenting after several months. Minor complications, such as stent migration, were absent. The double-wire woven nitinol stent optimised for the canine trachea showed favourable outcomes and minimal complications.

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Tracheal Surgery

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References 54 publications

Comparison of the physical capacity using 6-minute walk test and questionnaire before and after resection of elongated soft palate by bipolar sealing device in French Bulldogs

Comparison of the physical capacity using 6-minute walk test and questionnaire before and after resection of elongated soft palate by bipolar sealing device in French Bulldogs

Evaluation of an onco-diet on body composition and inflammatory status of dogs with mammary tumor—Pilot study

Double-wire woven nitinol stent for treating dogs with refractory tracheal collapse: A case series

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