With thoracic duct ligation, the success rate for both dogs and cats being treated for chylothorax is anywhere from 40-60 percent. When TDL and pericardectomy are combined, the success rate is as high as 80-100 percent.
TPLO is a surgery that is performed on dogs if their cranial cruciate ligament has ruptured. The surgery helps stabilize the dogs stifle joint, and the surgery is similar to humans having an ACL repaired.
Join the yahoo group "Conservative Management" to learn how many small AND LARGE DOGS made complete recoveries from torn ACLs without having the TPLO surgery. You can see videos of dogs who have made recoveries without TPLO surgery at www.youtube.com by doing a search for Conservative Management. Also get a copy of the Feb. 2010 edition of "Whole Dog Journal" which has an excellent article on Conservative management including success cases.If you are seeking support concerning complications with Tibial plateau leveling osteotomies, there is a support group at Yahoogroups.com called TPLO gone wrong.
It is my experience that kidney stone surgery in dogs is very successful. Hope that helps you.
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When fat from dogs gets suctioned out in a surgery operation.
I am assuming you're talking about surgical correction of portosystemic shunts in dogs. This depends on the nature of the shunt. Some liver shunts are multiple very small vessels ("microvascular") and surgery is not a good option. Some are easily found outside of the liver ("extra-hepatic") and surgery can be a great easy fix, others are "intra- hepatic" and surgery can be more challenging but still the best option. Proper diagnosis of the nature of the liver shunt and patient blood values will help determine your prognosis and success rate. If your dog already is very sick they can have somewhat rocky recoveries vs dogs that are feeling well maintained medically on low protein diets etc..
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The dogs were tired from the park; their owner regretted that he could not take them out personally; their owner was recovering from surgery.
in the time shortly after surgery you should take care that the wound that is the result of the surgery stays clean and properly covered until you are told to remove it. There is no reason to worry about being around dogs or animals. especially after the stitches are removed.
Surgery is the most common treatment for fibrocarcinoma in dogs. Usually the surgery removes the tumor but sometimes vets must remove the whole limb. Radiotherapy is also used to treat fibrocarcinoma.