Ear surgery Flashcards

1
Q

how are single skin layer lacerations of the pinna treated?

A

clean, debride, suture

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how is full thickness pinna lacerations treated in dogs?

A

vertical mattress sutures with deep bite into cartilage from superficial skin layer
use simple interrupted for the second skin layer
(ensure to start at the edge of the pinna for better aesthetic results)

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3
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how are full thickness pinna lacerations treated in cats?

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just suture the skin layers (starting with the concave surface) as their ears are much thinner

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4
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where should you begin your sutures for pinna lacerations?

A

pinna margin to ensure alignments and better aesthetic results

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5
Q

what causes aural haematomas?

A

trauma, headhsaking, scratching…

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6
Q

why do aural haematomas need to be treated?

A

they can fibrose and distort the shape of the pinna

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how can aural haematoms be

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