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Intussusception Secondary to Parvovirus Enteritis in 3 Dogs

نویسنده:
حمیده سالاری صدیق
,
مسعود رجبیون
,
حسین کاظمی مهرجردی
,
سوگند باروطچی
,
Hamideh Salari Sedigh
,
Masoud Rajabioun
,
Hossein Kazemi Mehrjerdi
,
sogand baroutchi
سال
: 2014
چکیده: Case Description- Among the patients which referred to our hospital during one year with parvoviral gastroenteritis, intussusception was diagnosed in

three dogs. First dog was two month-old, male, Great Dane, second dog was three month-old, male, crossed breed, third dog was seven month-old,

female, crossed breed which referred.

Clinical Findings- In clinical examination depression, dehydration, weight loss, vomiting, dyschezia, tenesmus, rectal prolapse and haematochezia

were revealed. The cause of enteritis was considered to be parvoviral gastroenteritis since canine parvoviral antigen (CPV-2) by kit (Quicking CPV Ag

Rapid Test Kit, Model No. W81006, China) was detected. Abdominal radiography and abdominal ultrasonography were performed on the patients that

were suspected of having intussusception. Thereafter they referred to surgery department for treatment.

Treatment and Outcome- First patient died under general anaesthesia due to severity of systemic disease. Second patient surgery was successful and

he recovered completely. Third patient died one day after surgery due to systemic disease and complications.

Clinical Relevance- Intussusception is a type of intestinal obstruction that is created by the forceful invagination of one part of the intestine into the

lumen of an adjacent segment and affects mainly young animals. The exact pathophysiology of the intussusception still remains unclear. It may begin as

a result of a local intestinal incongruency in homogeneity (induration, acidity or sudden anatomic change in diameter) or a mechanical linkage of nonadjacent

intestinal segments, which leads to a kink or a fold in the bowel wall. Intussusception has been reported to occur as a sequel to a number of

conditions such as intestinal parasitism, linear foreign bodies, non-specific gastroenteritis, viral-induced enteritis (parvovirus, distemper), leptospirosis,

intraluminal masses and prior abdominal surgery. Treatment of intussusception in dogs is by laparotomy and manual reduction or resection and

anastomosis of the affected intestinal segment. Intussusception associated with systemic disease (e.g. acute viral enteritis or gastroenteritis) has an

increased morbidity and mortality. In this case serial report, an attempt has been made to demonstrate that acute enteritis or gastroenteritis is the most

likely predisposing factor for the intestinal intussusception in young dogs. It must be noticed that it is a severe pathologic life-threatening condition if

diagnosis and surgical correction was postponed.
یو آر آی: http://libsearch.um.ac.ir:80/fum/handle/fum/3389262
کلیدواژه(گان): Intussusception,Parvoviral gasterointeritis,Dog
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    Intussusception Secondary to Parvovirus Enteritis in 3 Dogs

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contributor authorحمیده سالاری صدیقen
contributor authorمسعود رجبیونen
contributor authorحسین کاظمی مهرجردیen
contributor authorسوگند باروطچیen
contributor authorHamideh Salari Sedighfa
contributor authorMasoud Rajabiounfa
contributor authorHossein Kazemi Mehrjerdifa
contributor authorsogand baroutchifa
date accessioned2020-06-06T14:15:52Z
date available2020-06-06T14:15:52Z
date copyright10/21/2014
date issued2014
identifier urihttp://libsearch.um.ac.ir:80/fum/handle/fum/3389262
description abstractCase Description- Among the patients which referred to our hospital during one year with parvoviral gastroenteritis, intussusception was diagnosed in

three dogs. First dog was two month-old, male, Great Dane, second dog was three month-old, male, crossed breed, third dog was seven month-old,

female, crossed breed which referred.

Clinical Findings- In clinical examination depression, dehydration, weight loss, vomiting, dyschezia, tenesmus, rectal prolapse and haematochezia

were revealed. The cause of enteritis was considered to be parvoviral gastroenteritis since canine parvoviral antigen (CPV-2) by kit (Quicking CPV Ag

Rapid Test Kit, Model No. W81006, China) was detected. Abdominal radiography and abdominal ultrasonography were performed on the patients that

were suspected of having intussusception. Thereafter they referred to surgery department for treatment.

Treatment and Outcome- First patient died under general anaesthesia due to severity of systemic disease. Second patient surgery was successful and

he recovered completely. Third patient died one day after surgery due to systemic disease and complications.

Clinical Relevance- Intussusception is a type of intestinal obstruction that is created by the forceful invagination of one part of the intestine into the

lumen of an adjacent segment and affects mainly young animals. The exact pathophysiology of the intussusception still remains unclear. It may begin as

a result of a local intestinal incongruency in homogeneity (induration, acidity or sudden anatomic change in diameter) or a mechanical linkage of nonadjacent

intestinal segments, which leads to a kink or a fold in the bowel wall. Intussusception has been reported to occur as a sequel to a number of

conditions such as intestinal parasitism, linear foreign bodies, non-specific gastroenteritis, viral-induced enteritis (parvovirus, distemper), leptospirosis,

intraluminal masses and prior abdominal surgery. Treatment of intussusception in dogs is by laparotomy and manual reduction or resection and

anastomosis of the affected intestinal segment. Intussusception associated with systemic disease (e.g. acute viral enteritis or gastroenteritis) has an

increased morbidity and mortality. In this case serial report, an attempt has been made to demonstrate that acute enteritis or gastroenteritis is the most

likely predisposing factor for the intestinal intussusception in young dogs. It must be noticed that it is a severe pathologic life-threatening condition if

diagnosis and surgical correction was postponed.
en
languageEnglish
titleIntussusception Secondary to Parvovirus Enteritis in 3 Dogsen
typeConference Paper
contenttypeExternal Fulltext
subject keywordsIntussusceptionen
subject keywordsParvoviral gasterointeritisen
subject keywordsDogen
identifier linkhttps://profdoc.um.ac.ir/paper-abstract-1043844.html
conference titlethe 4th International Symposium of Veterinary Surgeryen
conference locationمشهدfa
identifier articleid1043844
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