Plastia perianal en paciente canino con atresia anal - reporte de caso.

Abstract

Female canine patient 40-day-old, Pinscher breed, entered a consultation at the CVPA of the University of Pamplona with a history of being the smallest and the one that ate the least. The owners reported that assisted feeding had been going on for a week and noted that the pet's stomach was bloated and was not defecating. A physical examination was performed and the absence of an anal orifice was denoted, and additionally the presence of feces in the vulva, so the surgical procedure was performed and a blood sample was taken for the blood count and platelet count as a pre-surgical requirement. in the perianal plasty for the correction of anal atresia which presented the rectovaginal fistula, which controls the evacuation of feces through the vulva and better control of fecal matter during surgery. At the end of the procedure, the patient had cardiorespiratory complications, so the resuscitation protocol was handled, which was not effective and finally the patient died.