Intussuscepção íleo-cecal em cães e tumor maligno da pele de origem mesenquimatosa em gatos

Abstract

The present work presents the culmination stage of studies carried out in the Veterinary School Hospital (H.E.V.), which consisted of developing activities in pet and production clinic, from 30 July to 16 November 2007. During the internship, a total of 991 of the cases attended as routine activities and other clinical procedures, had a direct participation in 62% of the cases and the remaining observed. Among them, 338 vaccinations, 379 deworming and 109 baths. It had a direct participation in 38% of clinical cases, in 26% of surgeries, and in 27.2% of complementary diagnostic tests such as hematology and biochemistry of the blood, ultrasound, radiography, coprology using the Willis method (Coffin, 1996), blood smear, microbiological culture and skin scrape. During the internship, two case studies were followed. The case study 1, referred to the ileocecal Intussusception, of a dog, who gave entry into H.E.V (External Consultation), without specific race, at 4 months of age, and weight of 8 kg. After the clinical diagnosis, surgical treatment was carried out, and the patient die, days later, diagnosed on histopathological examination, septic shock as the cause of death. The case study 2 was a malignant tumor of the skin of mesenchymal origin, in a cat, who was admitted to the H.E.V (External Consultation), of undetermined breed, with 9 years old, and weight of 3 kg. After clinical diagnosis, surgical treatment was performed (excision of the tumor mass), the histopathological examination being classified as a tumor malignancy of the skin of mesenchymal origin.