Neurofibromes encapsulés des branches terminales du nerf maxillaire supérieur chez la chienne

Lombard Charles, Cazieux André. Neurofibromes encapsulés des branches terminales du nerf maxillaire supérieur chez la chienne. In: Bulletin de l'Académie Vétérinaire de France tome 117 n°5, 1964. pp. 209-211

Relation de 5 mélanoblastomes : 2 chez le bœuf, 3 chez le chien

Lombard Charles, Cazieux André, Bourge M., Meheut-Ferron Pierre. Relation de 5 mélanoblastomes : 2 chez le Bœuf, 3 chez le Chien. In: Bulletin de l'Académie Vétérinaire de France tome 117 n°4, 1964. pp. 181-188

Rotation of the femoral trochlea for treatment of medial patellar luxation in a dog

A crossbreed dog presented with non-weight bearing on the right hind limb and a semi flexed stifle. Clinical examination and radiographic investigation showed a grade 3 medial patellar luxation, characterised by hypoplasia of the medial trochlear ridge. No other significant skeletal abnormalities were detected. A 180\ub0 rotation of the femoral trochlea was the surgical technique chosen to treat the trochlear dysplasia, the aim being to move the normal lateral ridge to the medial side and thereby prevent patellar luxation. This technique was able to restore correct conformation of the femoral trochlea and preserve the integrity of the trochlear groove cartilage, thus potentially retarding the progression of degenerative joint disease (DJD). The dog recovered fully and post-operative radiographic examinations showed healing of the rotated trochlea with only mild signs of DJD

Tratamento criocirúrgico de tumores e de fístulas, em cães Cryosurgical treatment of tumors and fistulas in dogs

O presente trabalho descreve a técnica criocirúrgica utilizando nitrogênio líquido em seis cães com neoplasias cutâneas, em cinco com tumores venéreos transmissíveis e em seis com fístulas na região anal. O aparelho utilizado permitiu que o nitrogênio líquido ebulisse continuadamente, sendo liberado em forma de pulverização com controle sobre a pressão do vapor.<br>This paper describes the use of a cryosurgical technique in six dogs with skin neoplasm, five with transmissible venereal tumors and six with perianal fistulas. The cryosurgical unit allowed liquid nitrogen boiling and its releasing as spray, owing to the control of nitrogen gas pressure