Reintervención Vesical Por Complicaciones Asociadas A Obligo Quirúrgico: Análisis De Un Caso Clínico Por Iatrogenia Quirúrgica.

Abstract

We report the case of a 3-year-old mixed-breed dog that underwent surgery at a veterinary clinic for an orchiectomy and cryptorchidectomy. A couple of months later, the dog presented for consultation at the San Rafael Veterinary Hospital due to the onset of symptoms such as hematuria, tenesmus, and loss of appetite. These symptoms appeared some time after surgery, with no significant complications initially observed. This report relates to a possible case of malpractice, which resulted in several iatrogenic events, including a surgical oblitho and the formation of adhesions in the bladder mucosa. Given these problems, diagnostic testing was performed, and surgical treatment (cystotomy) was initiated.