Tracheostomy for layrngeal mass in 14y JRT
Gypsy had a mass in the larynx's dorsal (top) part, which is the opening to the trachea (windpipe) that delivers air to the lungs.
Read moreOesophageal fish hook removal with the aid of an endoscope
Koda, a Northern Inuit male dog, decided to try eating a fishing hook – it didn’t get far- just part way down the oesophagus.
Read moreElbow hygroma
A three-year-old Doberman presented to us at West Midlands Referrals with a large hygroma, fluid filled sac over the lateral elbow.
Read morePericardectomy, secondary to a heart base tumour, left side thoracotomy
Panda was in heart failure secondary to fluid accumulation within the sac around the heart. The squeeze of this fluid on the heart prevented the heart from filling properly and from pumping blood efficiently. This had led to the accumulation of fluid elsewhere in the body, including within the abdomen.
Read moreSalivary rannula after rostral mandibulectomy
Nibble had a rannula, a collection of saliva under mucosa, that formed after a rostral mandibulectomy to remove the front of the jaw. The rannula was marsupialised, opening it into the mouth cavity so that it could drain.
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