• Sticks and Stones - Optimal Management of Penetrating Wounds

    Sticks and Stones - Optimal Management of Penetrating Wounds

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    In small animal practice, dogs are the most likely species to experience foreign body trauma. Objects can be lodged within the oral cavity, nasal cavity, pharynx or penetrate anywhere. Sticks may break off with a section remaining in the tissues and can migrate to cause issues at distant sites over time. Stick penetrations tend to present to the veterinarian in two separate and quite clinically distinct categories: acute and chronic, the latter often with a characteristic draining tract. We will work through differential diagnoses and discuss how recent improvements in imaging technologies have revolutionized our ability to locate both recent impalements and migrating foreign bodies.

    Surgery/Emergency and Critical Care

    Presented by Dr Bryden Stanley BVMS, MANZCVSc, MRCVS, MVetSc, DACVS
    Surgery Professor Michigan State University

    Presented at Singapore Vet 2019
    RVC Clinical Theatre 2
    Saturday, 12 October at 15:40 PM