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José Rodríguez, DVM, PhDGraduate in Veterinary Medicine from the Complutense University of Madrid Head Tutor of the Department of Animal Pathology, University of Zaragoza |
Guillermo Couto, DVM, dipl. ACVIMGraduate in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Buenos Aires American diploma in Internal Medicine and Oncology Tutor at the Department of Clinical Science at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Oncology/Haematology Department at Ohio State University (Ohio, USA) |
Jorge Llinás, DVMGraduate in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Zaragoza University specialist in Maxillofacial Surgery Director and founder of the Valencia Sur Veterinary Hospital (Valencia, Spain) President of the Spanish Society for Veterinary Laser and Electrosurgery |
1. Introduction 2. Haemostasis and haemostatic disorders Physiology of haemostasis for clinicians Clinical signs in haemorrhagic syndromes Techniques for the evaluation of haemostasis Platelet count Buccal mucosal bleeding time Laboratory tests Preoperative evaluation of haemostasis Care of patients with coagulopathies or preoperative haemorrhages Common coagulopathies in veterinary practice Primary haemostatic disorders Secondary haemostatic disorders Mixed haemostatic disorders 3. Anticoagulation and fibrinolysis Introduction Thromboembolic diseases Antiplatelet drugs, anticoagulants and fibrinolytics Antiplatelet drugs Anticoagulants Fibrinolytics 4. Principles of blood transfusion Introduction Indications Blood types Blood typing Blood administration Complications of transfusion therapy Crossmatching 5. Anaesthesia and perioperative bleeding Introduction Factors involved Patient position Mechanical ventilation Changes in patient ventilation Effects of anaesthetic drugs Phenothiazines Benzodiazepines α2 agonists Opiates Ketamine Propofol Alphaxalone Sodium thiopental Etomidate Inhaled anaesthetics Anticholinergics Non-depolarising neuromuscular blocking drugs Non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs Fluid therapy Crystalloids Colloids Local and regional anaesthesia Local infiltration with local anaesthetic and/or adrenaline Epidural anaesthesia Intravenous regional anaesthesia (Bier block) Hypothermia Behaviour of anaesthetic agents incasesof hypothermia Acidosis Anaesthetic techniques thatminimise bleeding Controlled hypotension Permissive hypotension or hypotensive resuscitation Acute normovolaemic haemodilution Acute hypervolaemic haemodilution 6. Preoperative haemostatic techniques Systemic prohaemostatic drugs Lysine analogues Ethamsylate Other treatments Supportive haemostatic treatments Acupuncture Homoeopathy 7. Intraoperative haemostasis techniques Techniques for minimising blood loss during surgery Preventative haemostasis Hydrodissection Ligatures Vascular clamps and Rummel tourniquet Haemostatic clips. Surgical staplers Clinical applications in hepatic, splenic and pulmonary surgery Definitive haemostasis Haemostasis by compression Topical haemostatic agents Surgical haemostatic techniques Haemostatic forceps Ligatures Technique Sutures Estimated intraoperative blood loss Subjective method Gravimetric method Other methods 8. High energy surgical equipment Introduction Electrosurgery Key concepts of electricity Characteristics of the currents generated by an electrosurgical unit How tissue responds to the passage of electricity Safety in electrosurgery Electrosurgical equipment and electrodes Laser surgery Basic principles Laser in veterinary surgery Basic elements of laser systems Temporal output mode Choice of laser Interaction of laser with tissue Tips for optimising the use of laser in surgery Other systems Electrothermal bipolar coagulation Personal safety Smoke Risks and precautions in laser surgery 9. Cryotherapy and cryosurgery Local hypothermia. Cryotherapy Cryosurgery Advantages and disadvantages of cryosurgery Cryogenic agents Liquid nitrogen Nitrous oxide Dimethyl ether and propane Cryogenic agent application techniques Application by pulverisation Application by tube (contact terminal) Application with swabs Warnings and postoperative care 10.Postoperative bleeding Introduction Causes of bleeding Assessment of bleeding severity Treatment Initial treatment Evolution of postoperative bleeding Diagnosis and ultrasound monitoring ofpostoperative bleeding 11. Applicationsandsurgicalcasestudies Maxillofacial surgery Surgical case study/Premaxillectomy Ophthalmic surgery Surgical case study/Hotz-Celsus blepharoplasty with CO2 laser Ear surgery Surgical case study/Ablation of the external ear canal Penile surgery Surgical case study/Partial amputation of the penis Hepatic surgery Surgical case study/Hepaticlobectomy Adrenalgl and surgery Surgical case study/Adrenalectomy Adrenalectomy in ferrets Cardiovascular surgery Surgical case study/Thoracoscopic pericardiectomy Surgical case study/Tetralogy of Fallot Perianal fistulae Surgical case study/Perianal fistulae resection Brachycephalic syndrome Widening of nostrils Palatoplasty Excision of laryngeal saccules 12. References
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