Publications by authors named "Gilberto Segnini"
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- Pulmonary edema from electric shock can be life-threatening, but it is underreported in companion animals like dogs despite their exposure to electrical hazards.
- A 3-month-old Labrador Retriever experienced respiratory distress after chewing on an electrical cord, leading to a diagnosis of neurogenic pulmonary edema due to electric shock.
- After intensive care, including mechanical ventilation that was carefully adjusted, the puppy successfully recovered and was discharged without any lasting effects.
Background: breeding programs are essential to establish genetic resource banks and produce offspring to strengthen the conservation of endangered species. However, many programs fail to maintain viable populations due to reproductive problems, including dystocia in pregnant females. Dystocia encompasses different emergency obstetric situations for the lives of dams and fetuses that require urgent intervention.
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