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- The study discusses the diagnosis and treatment of double intestinal intussusception in three puppies presenting with severe gastrointestinal symptoms and health issues.
- Ultrasonography was used to confirm the condition, and surgical procedures included manual reduction for one pup and intestinal resection with anastomosis for the other two.
- Out of the three pups, two survived post-surgery, while one unfortunately died four days after the operation.
Article Abstract
The diagnosis and treatment of double intestinal intussusception in 3 pups with persistent vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, anemia, leucocytosis, and electrolyte imbalance are described. Ultrasonography confirmed intussusception and laparotomy revealed double intussusceptions. Intussusceptions were corrected by manual reduction in 1 pup and intestinal resection and anastomosis in 2 pups. Two pups survived and 1 pup died on the 4th day after surgery.
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