SUGERY, ORTHOPEDICS & ANESTHESIA

Feeding tubes

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Chapter 12 Feeding tubes A. Sparkes Cats can be notoriously fussy about eating, both while hospitalized and postoperatively, and the importance of maintaining their nutritional status cannot be overemphasized. Adequate…

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Surgical drains

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Chapter 11 Surgical drains L.J. Owen Surgical drains can be valuable adjuncts to patient management, both in superficial locations and within body cavities; however, their use is not without risks…

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Spleen

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Chapter 34 Spleen N.J. Bacon and D.A. Kamstock Disease of the feline spleen is not common. Splenic lesions in feline necropsy specimens range from 0.3–5.9%1,2 and so veterinary surgeons can…

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Wound healing

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Chapter 17 Wound healing M.W. Bohling There are some fundamental differences in wound healing in cats compared to other species. This chapter will summarize the biology of wound healing, the…

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Introduction

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Introduction Thoracic surgery in the cat is considered to be advanced surgery. Practices should have resources and personnel confident in performing intermittent positive pressure ventilation in cats when considering a…

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