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Oclusión de conducto arterioso persistente en un paciente canino con morfologia anormal mediante el dispositivo vet-pda occluder

Authors: Santana González, Alexis José; Saavedra, Debora; Saavedra, Melanie; Matos Rivero, Jorge Isidoro; Montoya Alonso, José Alberto;

Oclusión de conducto arterioso persistente en un paciente canino con morfologia anormal mediante el dispositivo vet-pda occluder

Abstract

El conducto arterioso persistente es una de las patologías congénitas más frecuentes en la clínica de pequeños animales. A las morfologías clásicas propuestas por Miller et al., 2006, se ampliaron posteriormente por Doccy et al., 2020 en dos nuevas clasificaciones. En la actualidad, no existe un solo dispositivo adecuado para ocluir todas las morfologías existentes en medicina veterinaria. El dispositivo Vet-PDA Occluder® consiste en espirales de nitinol cónicas que, al liberarse, cierran la comunicación vascular. Dispositivos similares se han utilizado previamente con éxito en la medicina humana. Este caso clínico describe el primer uso reportado del Vet-PDA Occluder® para resolver con éxito un conducto arterioso persistente con morfología anormal (tipo IV) en un perro.

Keywords

310901 Anatomía, 310904 Medicina interna

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