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After a full gastric torsion with complete inflow and outflow obstruction, I would estimate the maximum survival time with no intervention at 12 hours. However, once the torsion occurs, there is decreased blood flow and nerve damage accumulating from the first minute, so even if you get the stomach flipped back around the odds of surviving to discharge from the vet clinic is about 50%, and drops rapidly as the dog's blood chemistry values get out of balance.

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