Ressecção cirúrgica do metatarso em ave por avulsão traumática de dígito / Metatarsus surgical resection in bird by traumatic digit avulsion

No panorama social atual, as aves representam, de um modo geral, as espécies da fauna silvestre que mais são mantidas como animais de companhia, de modo que a criação de aves em cativeiro como animais domésticos está sendo popularizada. Isso se justifica não somente pelo aumento no número desses animais que vêm sendo mantidos por proprietários e criadores, como também pelo progresso no que diz respeito aos conhecimentos sanitários, zootécnicos e nutricionais. O desenvolvimento deste mercado no Brasil exige cada vez mais uma capacitação pelo médico-veterinário, visto que, um manejo incorreto, assim como as gaiolas, viveiros, poleiros e objetos de formato e materiais impróprios, podem levar ao aparecimento de lesões que, se tratadas de forma inadequada, causam sérios riscos à saúde do animal. O presente trabalho tem como objetivo relatar um caso de ressecção cirúrgica do metatarso em um psitacídeo da espécie Eupsittula aurea após uma lesão que levou à automutilação com avulsão traumática de dígito pela ave, avaliando o tratamento utilizado para sanar essa enfermidade.(AU)

In the current social context, the birds represent, in general, the species of the wild fauna that are most kept as pet animals, in a way that the captive breeding of birds as pets is being popularized. This is justified not only by the increase in the number of these animals being kept by owners and breeders, but also by the progress in health, zootechnical and nutritional knowledge. The development of this market in Brazil, increasingly requires veterinarians capacity by the veterinarian, since an inadequate handling, as the uses of small cages and nurseries, perches and objects of inadequate forms and materials, can take to the incidence of injuries that, if mistreated can, cause real risk to the animal health. This current work has the objective of relate a case of metatarsus surgical resection in a psittacine of the species Eupsittula aurea after an injury that led to self-mutilation with traumatic digit avulsion of the bird, analyzing the treatment utilized to heal this disease.(AU)

Ressecção cirúrgica do metatarso em ave por avulsão traumática de dígito / Metatarsus surgical resection in bird by traumatic digit avulsion

No panorama social atual, as aves representam, de um modo geral, as espécies da fauna silvestre que mais são mantidas como animais de companhia, de modo que a criação de aves em cativeiro como animais domésticos está sendo popularizada. Isso se justifica não somente pelo aumento no número desses animais que vêm sendo mantidos por proprietários e criadores, como também pelo progresso no que diz respeito aos conhecimentos sanitários, zootécnicos e nutricionais. O desenvolvimento deste mercado no Brasil exige cada vez mais uma capacitação pelo médico-veterinário, visto que, um manejo incorreto, assim como as gaiolas, viveiros, poleiros e objetos de formato e materiais impróprios, podem levar ao aparecimento de lesões que, se tratadas de forma inadequada, causam sérios riscos à saúde do animal. O presente trabalho tem como objetivo relatar um caso de ressecção cirúrgica do metatarso em um psitacídeo da espécie Eupsittula aurea após uma lesão que levou à automutilação com avulsão traumática de dígito pela ave, avaliando o tratamento utilizado para sanar essa enfermidade.

In the current social context, the birds represent, in general, the species of the wild fauna that are most kept as pet animals, in a way that the captive breeding of birds as pets is being popularized. This is justified not only by the increase in the number of these animals being kept by owners and breeders, but also by the progress in health, zootechnical and nutritional knowledge. The development of this market in Brazil, increasingly requires veterinarians capacity by the veterinarian, since an inadequate handling, as the uses of small cages and nurseries, perches and objects of inadequate forms and materials, can take to the incidence of injuries that, if mistreated can, cause real risk to the animal health. This current work has the objective of relate a case of metatarsus surgical resection in a psittacine of the species Eupsittula aurea after an injury that led to self-mutilation with traumatic digit avulsion of the bird, analyzing the treatment utilized to heal this disease.

Avaliação da dor aguda pós-operatória em gatas submetidas à ovariosalpingohisterectomia / Evaluation of acute postoperative pain in cats submitted to ovariohysterectomy

The prevention and control of pain are essential components for an ideal anesthetic procedure. Pain in cats has historically been neglected and one of the causes for this is the difficulty of identifying and quantifying the intensity of pain in them. Recently, the "Unesp-Botucatu Multidimensional Scale for Assessment of Post-Surgical Acute Pain in Cats" was developed, which constitutes a new tool for the detection and appropriate treatment of feline pain. In this study, the evaluation of pain through the multimodal scale was essential so that the pain could be evaluated and, finally, allowed the necessary anti-anxiety treatment.(AU)

Avaliação da dor aguda pós-operatória em gatas submetidas à ovariosalpingohisterectomia / Evaluation of acute postoperative pain in cats submitted to ovariohysterectomy

The prevention and control of pain are essential components for an ideal anesthetic procedure. Pain in cats has historically been neglected and one of the causes for this is the difficulty of identifying and quantifying the intensity of pain in them. Recently, the "Unesp-Botucatu Multidimensional Scale for Assessment of Post-Surgical Acute Pain in Cats" was developed, which constitutes a new tool for the detection and appropriate treatment of feline pain. In this study, the evaluation of pain through the multimodal scale was essential so that the pain could be evaluated and, finally, allowed the necessary anti-anxiety treatment.

Controle da dor crônica agudizada em cão submetido à exérese de mastocitoma / Control of acute chronic pain in a dog submitted to mastocytoma excision

Pain is characterized as an unpleasant sensory or emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage resulting from a noxious stimulus that can lead to protein catabolism, stress, immunosuppression, delayed wound healing and acceleration of pathological processes. A dog with recurrent mastocytoma diagnosis was attended at the Veterinary Hospital of the State University of Ceará, and the lesions were widely located in the right thoracic dorsolateral region. The patient was submitted to the surgical procedure of tumor excision and the anesthetic protocol used had as main objective the control of the intraoperative and chronic oncologic pain that would be exacerbated by the surgery. The protocol used yielded good postoperative results and this reaffirms the importance of knowing the classification and pathophysiology of pain so that the veterinarian can take the most appropriate behavior, providing greater comfort and survival to the patient.

Controle da dor crônica agudizada em cão submetido à exérese de mastocitoma / Control of acute chronic pain in a dog submitted to mastocytoma excision

Pain is characterized as an unpleasant sensory or emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage resulting from a noxious stimulus that can lead to protein catabolism, stress, immunosuppression, delayed wound healing and acceleration of pathological processes. A dog with recurrent mastocytoma diagnosis was attended at the Veterinary Hospital of the State University of Ceará, and the lesions were widely located in the right thoracic dorsolateral region. The patient was submitted to the surgical procedure of tumor excision and the anesthetic protocol used had as main objective the control of the intraoperative and chronic oncologic pain that would be exacerbated by the surgery. The protocol used yielded good postoperative results and this reaffirms the importance of knowing the classification and pathophysiology of pain so that the veterinarian can take the most appropriate behavior, providing greater comfort and survival to the patient.(AU)