Cardiomiopatía dilatada primaria en canino.

Abstract

Veterinary Cardiology is one of the areas that is in constant study, in order to create different methods to reach the detection and correct diagnosis of the different heart diseases found in different species. The complement based on projections, measurements and a basic knowledge of the architecture and physiology of the affected organ are key to facilitating the search for the possible pathological condition that affects the organ. This report reports the clinical case of a male canine, a 12-year-old pointer mix named Braco, who came to the consultation because in the anamnesis he presented collapses, loss of appetite, weakness in the limbs and constant panting. physical and clinical evaluating the symptoms presented, reaching the conclusion of a pathological condition that compromised the heart, modifying the patient's homeostasis, being reflected in the manifestations presented on the day of the consultation.