Hernia perineal en un canino macho entero.

Abstract

The perineal hernia is the result of the failure in the pelvic diaphragm, normally in the levator ani muscle, which results in the protrusion of the organs of the pelvic cavity towards the perineal region Argüelles, Ishimi, Baquedano (2004). Physical characteristic presented by the patient in the present case, who enters the consultation on February 28 at the Animalcenter veterinary clinic in the city of Cúcuta, this being a male dog, approximately 10 years old, weighing 20 kg, a creole breed, which it responds to Tony’s name; the canine guardian states that the bulge that the dog has been increasing in size, since a few days ago, also reports that he is receiving food, he underwent clinical examination and complementary diagnostic tests that included: blood count, ultrasound, creatinine, blood urea nitrogen and urinalysis, based on what was interpreted by the results, it could be determined that he had a unilateral perineal hernia, left side, pharmacological treatment was established and stabilized, the operating room was admitted to solve the muscular deficiency and after a On the day of correction of the defect, there is a recurrence of the hernia on the right side, digestive signs are also present, and by ultrasound evidence of adhesions in the intestine, for which an exploratorylaparotomy was performed where part of the small intestine was found with torsion. , which led as a result, enteroanatosis, and a cystocolonopepsia.