SOFT TISSUE SX 14 & 15 Flashcards

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what is an ovariohysterectomy?

A

(aka neuter/ spay) – removal of
ovaries and uterus

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what is an ovariectomy?

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(also aka neuter/ spay) – removal of
ovaries only

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what is an orchiectomy?

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(aka castration) – surgical removal of
testicles

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what is an episiotomy?

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incision of the vulvar orifice to expose the
vulva & vagina (e.g. for mass excision)

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what is an episioplasty?

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(aka vulvoplasty) – reconstruction of the
vulva

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-what are two causes/indications for an episioplasty?
-briefly describe the sx

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-obesity & breed related

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what are some indications for a spay?

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-population control
-prevent repro diseases
-treat repro diseases [ex pyo]
-control of oestrus-associated behaviors
-termination of pregnancy

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what are 2 conditions that are more likely in spayed cats [compared to entire]?

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-obesity
-diabetes mellitus

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what are 3 broad conditions that are more common in spayed dogs [as opposed to entire]

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-obesity
-orthopaedic conditions
-certain neoplasias

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10
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-what is the traditional timeframe of neutering?
-what si the timeframe of early neutering?
-[dog n cats!]

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-traditional: -cats: 5-6 mo
dogs: 6mo
-early: 6-16wks old

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what are some advantages to early neutering?

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-shelter before adopting out
-breeder before adopting out
– Mammary tumours (now questionable in bitches but is more definitively protective in cats)
– Usually faster/ more simple surgery
– Smaller incision ?
– Quicker anaesthetic recovery
-TNR

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what are some disadvantages to early neutering?

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-female: urinary incontenence
-immature genitals
-risk of ortho diseases

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13
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ideally, elective spays are performed during which stage of the cycle in dogs? why? what is the disadvantages of spaying during the other stages?

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anoestrus
-bc proestrous and estrous have friable tissue & increased haemorrhage risk
-and dioestrus could induce pseudopregnancy

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14
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in the UK, dogs are typically given a midline OVH. cats are given a _______ OVH

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flank OVH

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what are some steps to a pre-op assessment to elective neutering?

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-history
-general exam
-signs of previous injury
-hernia
-genetalia, look for stage in cycle
-mammary glands
-cryptorchid
-correct sexing of cats
-congenital abnormalities

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16
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steps to a midline OVH…
midline skin incision should be from _______ to _____

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from umbilicus to midway to pubic brim

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17
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which ovary is more caudal: right or left?

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left

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steps to a midline OVH…

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ON SUSPENSORY LIGAMENT, PROPER LIGAMENT, ROUND LIGAMENT,OVARIAN ARTERY

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steps to a midline OVH…
the ovarian pedicle consists of what structures?

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-ovarian artery [from aorta]
-mesovarium
-suspensory ligament +fat

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steps to a midline OVH…
-the body of the uterus sits between which two structures?
-the uterine horn can be easily identified in sx because it is the most __________ structure in the abdomen

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-bladder & colon
-most lateral structure in the abdomen

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steps to a midline OVH…
-how can u differentiate btwn small intestine and uterus?

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-SI has a segmental blood supply
-uterus has a linear blood supply
-uterus is paler than SI

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steps to a midline OVH…
-after identifying the uterus during sx, you should follow the horns to the ovary.

A

ADD MORE INFO N PIC OF LIGAMETS N SUCH
BREAK DOWN, SUSPENSORY LIGAMENT

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steps to a midline OVH…
-expose the ovary until which structure is visible?

A

pedicle containing ovarian artery & vein

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steps to a midline OVH…
-describe how ligatures are placed after the triple clamp

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-preplace first throw then tighten
ADD MORE+PICS

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steps to a midline OVH... -which forceps should be used for the triple clamp technique?
rochester-carmalt forceps
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steps to a midline OVH... -explain the triple clamp technique in an OVH, [specifically where exactly to place the clamps
-through window -proper ligament clamp above ovary -2 clamps across pedicle
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steps to a midline OVH... WHERE/WHY TRANSFIXING SUTURE?
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ABOVE CERVIX
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steps to a flank OVH.....
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steps to a flank OVH..... informative slide. this is step 1
this is step 2
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steps to a flank OVH..... informative slide. this is step 3: triple clamp technique as per bitch spay
step 4: inspect for bleeding before releasing pedicle
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steps to a flank OVH..... regarding the cervix, what is different in a cat/flank OVH?
-DO NOT NEED TO REACH IT BUT WHYA
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steps to a flank OVH... informative slide. step 5
informative slide. step 6
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what are 2 common intraoperative complications in an OVH?
-haemorrhage -ureter ligation/trauma
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what are 2 common early post operative complications in an OVH?
-woould healing problems -glossypyboma
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what are 5 common late post operative complications in an OVH?
– Ovarian remnant syndrome – Stump granulomas – Weight gain – Acquired incontinence – Associations with certain neoplasia/ ortho conditions
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steps to a caesarean... how does the incision differ form spays?
-ensure not to cut uterus that is engorged and quite superficial -larger incision
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steps to a caesarean... -informative slide...steps
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steps to a caesarean... informative slide: steps to neonatal resuscitation
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steps to a caesarean... when do you want to discharge the mother and pups?
asap: want to avoid stressful hospitalisiation bc she might not mother
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% incidence of pyometra in intact bitches?
24% -much less common in cats
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what is a stump pyometra?
accumalation in cervical stump following OHE: indicated presence of ovarian remenant
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ON PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF PYOMETRA
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ON CLINICAL PRESENTATION OF PYOMETRA {WHICH STAGES OF CYCLE?]
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