Korean Journal of Veterinary Research 2004;44(1):137-141.
Application of new external total ring prostheses made by drip chamber of intravenous administration set in normal dogs
Sang-hyi Jeong, Soon-wuk Jeong
College of Veterinary Medicine, Konkuk University
정상 견에서 수액세트 점적통을 이용한 새로운 기관 외부 보철링의 적용
정상휘, 정순욱
건국대학교 수의과대학
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to compare easiness of application of polypropylene external total ring prosthesis (PPTRP, Group A) with that of polyvinylchloride external total ring prosthesis (PVCTRP, Group B), which were used for surgical correction of tracheal collapse in dogs. PPTRP was made from 3 ml syringe and PVCTRP from the drip chamber of intravenous administration set. Prostheses of group A (n=5) and B (n=5) were placed to cervical trachea in clinically normal 10 dogs, respectively weighing between 4 kg and 6 kg. There were mild coughing and swelling in one to three dogs of both groups for 3 days after surgery. No exercise intolerance was observed in both groups after surgery. There were no different results of clinical signs and radiographic views after surgery between group A and group B. The time (mean${pm}$SD) to make total ring prosthesis, group A took $23.2{pm}1.9$ minutes which was remarkably longer than that $(4.6{pm}0.3)$ of group B. Also, the time to place around trachea, group A required $61.8{pm}8.8$ minutes and group B $38.4{pm}8.0$ minutes. Conclusionly, PVCTRP was timesaving and easier to make, fix, and suture than those of PPTRP. PVCTRP may be used alternatively to PPTRP for the tracheal collapse to treat in dogs.
Key Words: tracheal collapse, external total ring prosthesis, dog
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