Casuística atendida en la Clínica Veterinaria Pequeños Animales de la Universidad de Pamplona 2021-2023.

Abstract

This is a study that presents an analysis of the clinical records from the archives of the small animal veterinary clinic of the University of Pamplona, in Pamplona, Norte de Santander, Colombia. The study consists of 1,262 records of cases treated between 2021 and 2023, relevant to the development of this research, with the purpose of identifying the flow of patients, reason for consultation, the affected organic systems and the different diseases diagnosed according to the species and according to the system. Likewise, the different diagnostic methods available in the clinic and the surgical interventions performed on the different species are evaluated with the respective analysis of the values obtained. The main systems involved in clinical care in the canine population were: integumentary system 20.4%, digestive 18.7%, musculoskeletal 16.5%, reproductive 13.8%; In the feline population, the reproductive system 21.3% was the most affected, followed by the integumentary system 19.4%, digestive system 19.2% and musculoskeletal system 15.4%; Among the most incident diseases were: skin tumors, traumatic lesions, hemorrhagic gastroenteritis, lesions in the sense organs, the surgical procedures with the greatest representation, olivaryhysterectomy, orchiectomy, excision of skin tumors and orthopedic interventions.