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Small Animal Wound Management 2nd Revised edition [Hardback]

  • Formāts: Hardback, 460 pages, height x width: 286x216 mm, weight: 1620 g, illustrations
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Jun-1997
  • Izdevniecība: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
  • ISBN-10: 0683302760
  • ISBN-13: 9780683302769
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 460 pages, height x width: 286x216 mm, weight: 1620 g, illustrations
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Jun-1997
  • Izdevniecība: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
  • ISBN-10: 0683302760
  • ISBN-13: 9780683302769
Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:
This is a practical, working manual on guidance for the management of wounds of all types in the dog and cat. The clinician will find this edition follows the same basic concept as the first - the information needed for treatment success. Many new and revised illustrations include 81 figures relating to techniques involved with maxillofacial and eyelid wounds.Although other techniques and methods are available, those described in this text have been found practical and effective and, for the most part are frequently used by the authors. The specifics of medication, bandages, sutures and other supportive measures described are those that the authors most commonly use, however these may vary according to the individual patient's needs.This edition also includes additional information on humoral factors affecting wound healing as well as some new topical medications and new bandage materials. There is also new information on the management of the specific wounds of chemical burns, radiation injury and perivascular medication injection plus new procedures for managing skin tension, correcting wounds around the head and perineal area, reconstructing and salvaging traumatised paws, managing dermal neoplasia and reconstructing eyelids
CHAPTER I: WOUND HEALING
1(12)
Inflammatory Stage
1(1)
Immediate Reactions
1(1)
Later Reactions
1(1)
Debridement Stage
2(2)
Repair Stage
4(5)
Fibroblasts and Capillary Ingrowth and Orientation
4(1)
Products of Fibroblasts and Wound Strength
5(1)
Wound Contraction
6(2)
Epithelialization
8(1)
Maturation Stage
9(2)
Early Wound Strength
9(1)
Late Wound Strength
10(1)
Humoral Factors in Wound Healing
11(2)
CHAPTER II: WOUND MANAGEMENT
13(40)
Initial Management
13(1)
Wound Classification
13(1)
Contaminated/Infected Wounds
13(14)
Preliminary Procedures
13(5)
Anesthesia and Analgesia
18(2)
Layer Debridement
20(6)
En Bloc Debridement
26(1)
Secondary Management
27(24)
Open Wounds
27(2)
Closed Wounds
29(14)
Primary Closure
29(11)
Skin Suture Patterns
32(8)
Delayed Primary Closure
40(1)
Secondary Closure
41(2)
Drains
43(8)
Passive Drains
43(6)
Active Drains
49(2)
Perioperative Analgesia
51(2)
CHAPTER III: WOUND DRESSING MATERIALS AND TOPICAL MEDICATIONS
53(34)
Wound Dressing Materials
53(19)
Contact Bandage Layer--Open Wounds
53(13)
Adherent Materials
53(5)
Nonadherent Semiocclusive Materials
58(1)
Pad-Type Dressings
58(2)
Foam Sponge Dressing
60(1)
Nonadherent Occlusive Materials
61(1)
Hydrocolloid Dressing
61(2)
Hydrogel Dressing
63(2)
Calcium Alginate Dressing
65(1)
Contact Bandage Layer--Closed Wounds
66(1)
Intermediate Bandage Layer
66(1)
Outer Bandage Layer
67(5)
Porous Adhesive Tape
67(2)
Elastic Adhesive Tape
69(2)
Waterproof Adhesive Tape
71(1)
Topical Medications
72(15)
Wound Lavage Solutions
72(7)
Tap Water
72(4)
Isotonic Saline, Lactated Ringer's or Ringer's Solution
76(1)
Chlorhexidine
76(1)
Povodine Iodine
77(2)
Hydrogen Peroxide
79(1)
Antibiotics and Antibacterials
79(3)
Bacitracin, Neomycin, Polymyxin
79(1)
Silver Sulfadiazine
80(1)
Nitrofurazone
81(1)
Gentamicin Sulfate
82(1)
Hydrophilic Agents
82(1)
D-Glucose Polysaccharide (Maltodextrin)
82(1)
Enzymes
83(1)
Other Topical Medications
84(3)
Topical Hydrogel Wound Dressing
84(1)
Aloe Vera Cream
84(1)
Live Yeast Cell Derivative
85(2)
CHAPTER IV: SPECIFIC TYPES OF WOUNDS
87(56)
Burn Wounds
87(10)
Thermal Burns
87(6)
Electrical Burns
93(2)
Chemical Burns
95(2)
Radiation Injury
97(2)
Frostbite
99(2)
Snakebite Wounds
101(3)
Gunshot Wounds
104(8)
General Definition and Factors Affecting Severity of Injury
104(1)
Low-Velocity Gunshot Wounds
105(2)
High-Velocity Gunshot Wounds
107(3)
Shotgun Wounds
110(2)
Bite Wounds
112(5)
Psychogenic Dermatoses
117(6)
Acral Lick Dermatitis (Lick Granuloma)
117(6)
Pressure Sores
123(9)
Decubital Ulcers
123(2)
Cast and Bandage Pressure Sores
125(7)
Perivascular Injection Slough Wounds
132(2)
Chronic Wounds, Sinus Tracts, and Fistulae
134(7)
Degloving Wounds
141(2)
CHAPTER V: MANAGEMENT OF SKIN TENSION
143(48)
Dog and Cat Skin
143(1)
Tension Lines and Wound Tension
143(4)
Planning Wound Closure
147(4)
Undermining
151(2)
Tension Sutures
153(22)
Walking Sutures
153(2)
Walking Sutures and Open Wound Healing
155(1)
Walking Sutures and Dog Ear Grafts
156(1)
Double (Staged) Walking Sutures
157(3)
Stellate Conversion and Dog Ear Grafts
160(1)
Simple Interrupted Sutures
160(1)
Interrupted Horizontal Mattress Sutures
161(2)
Interrupted Vertical Mattress Sutures
163(1)
Far-Near-Near-Far Sutures and Far-Far-Near-Near Sutures
164(1)
Stent Sutures
165(3)
Intradermal Tension Sutures
168(3)
Adjustable Horizontal Mattress Suture
171(2)
Presutures
173(2)
Relaxing Incisions
175(16)
Bipedicle Flap and Simple Relaxing Incision
175(3)
Skinfold Flaps
178(3)
V-to-Y Plasty
181(1)
Z-Plasty
182(6)
Multiple Punctate Relaxing Incisions
188(3)
CHAPTER VI: WOUNDS OF THE HEAD
191(44)
Full-thickness Lip Defects
191(4)
Debridement and Suture Repair
191(2)
Segmental Resection of the Lip
193(2)
Buccal Advancement and Commisure Rotation Flaps
195(1)
Lip Avulsions-Transosseous Sutures
195(7)
Lower Lip
195(5)
Upper Lip
200(2)
Facial and Lip Fold Dermatitis
202(3)
Excision of Folds
202(3)
Excessive Drooling
205(2)
Anti-Drool Cheilopexy
205(2)
Lesions of the Nasal Planum
207(2)
Stenotic Nares
207(2)
Chronic Nasal Dermatitis
209(2)
Bilateral Rotation Flaps
209(2)
Neoplasia of the Nasal Planum
211(1)
Planectomy and Partial Planectomy
211(1)
Auricular Hematoma
212(4)
Drainage versus Obliteration
212(4)
Lacerations and Excisions of the Pinna
216(2)
Suturing the Ear Flap
216(2)
Defects of the Margin of the Pinna
218(5)
Partial Amputation
218(2)
Reconstruction Using Flaps
220(3)
Defects of the Center of the Pinna
223(2)
Reconstruction with Flaps
223(2)
Obstruction of the Vertical Ear Canal
225(3)
Lateral Canal Wall Resection with Ventral Pedicle Flap
225(3)
Hyperplastic Auricular Epithelium
228(2)
Excision
228(2)
Chronic Otitis with Obstruction of the Horizontal Canal
230(5)
Ablation of the Ear Canal and Lateral Bulla Ostectomy
230(5)
CHAPTER VII: VARIOUS SHAPED WOUNDS
235(40)
"Dog Ears" and "Pseudo-Dog Ears"
235(6)
Triangular
241(6)
Centripetal Closure
241(1)
Unilateral Rotation Flaps
242(4)
Bilateral Rotation Flaps
246(1)
Square and Rectangular
247(15)
Centripetal Closure
247(1)
Single Pedicle Advancement Flap
248(5)
H-Plasty
253(2)
Transposition Flap
255(7)
Circular
262(5)
Linear Closure
262(1)
Fusiform Closure
263(1)
Three-point or Four-point Closure
264(1)
Bow-tie Closure
265(1)
Combined-V Closure
266(1)
S-Plasty Closure
267(1)
Crescent-Shaped
267(5)
Fudging Suture and Central Suturing Closure
267(3)
Linear Closures with Dog-Ear Removal
270(1)
One-Half Bow-Tie Closure
271(1)
Chevron-Shaped
272(3)
Y-Closure
272(3)
CHAPTER VIII: PERINEAL WOUNDS
275(20)
Anal Saculitis
275(2)
Anal Sac Destruction--Chemical Cauterization
275(2)
Anal Sac Abscess
277(2)
Open Anal Sac Excision
277(2)
Perineal Sinuses
279(7)
Saucerization
279(2)
Surgical Debridement and Epluchage
281(3)
High Caudectomy
284(2)
Anal Stricture
286(2)
Anoplasty
286(2)
Redundant Perivulvar Folds
288(1)
Excision of Redundant Perivulvar Folds (Episioplasty)
288(1)
Ingrown Tail
289(6)
Vertebral Excision with Tail Preservation
289(2)
Amputation
291(4)
CHAPTER IX: WOUNDS ON LIMBS
295(76)
Proximal Thoracic Limb
295(10)
Elbow Pressure Lesion
295(1)
Early Bandage Splint Protection
295(1)
Elbow Hygroma
295(4)
Aspiration and Penrose Drainage
295(2)
Suture Obliteration
297(2)
Elbow Ulceration
299(6)
Debridement and Closure or Advancement Flap
299(2)
Transposition Flap
301(2)
Trunk Flap
303(2)
Mid and Distal Thoracic Limb
305(13)
Bone Coverage--Granulation Tissue Stimulation
305(2)
Pouch Flap
307(4)
Strip Grafts
311(3)
Mesh Grafts
314(4)
Proximal Pelvic Limb (Stifle and Above)
318(9)
Walking Sutures and Stifle Immobilization
318(2)
Direct Trunk Flap
320(3)
Mesh Grafts
323(2)
Axial Pattern Flap (Caudal Superficial Epigastric)
325(2)
Mid and Distal Pelvic Limb
327(6)
Pouch Flap
327(1)
Axial Pattern Flap (Caudal Superficial Epigastric)
328(3)
Mesh Grafts
331(2)
Strip Grafts
333(1)
General Techniques for Paw Surgery
333(1)
Palmar/Plantar Paw
334(37)
Pad Lacerations: Suturing
334(18)
Pad Abrasions and Burns: Bandaging
340(2)
Pad Replacement: Phalangeal Fillet
342(5)
Pad Replacement: Pad Grafts
347(2)
Pad Replacement: Pouch Flap (Cats Only)
349(2)
Pad Replacement: Mesh Grafts (Cats Only)
351(1)
Digits and Dorsal Paw
352(10)
Resurfacing: Phalangeal Fillet
352(3)
Space Filling: Phalangeal Fillet (Partial and Total)
355(1)
Digit Amputation
356(6)
Interdigital and Interpad Spaces
362(9)
Interdigital Lesions
362(9)
CHAPTER X: SKIN TUMORS
371(32)
Staging Cutaneous Neoplasms
371(3)
Aspiration and Invasive Biopsies
374(6)
Excision Biopsies and Principles of Tumor Excision
380(3)
Preparation of Specimens for Histopathic Examination
383(2)
Surgical Excision of Soft Tissue Sarcoma
385(2)
Canine Mammary Neoplasia
387(7)
Staging Canine and Feline Mammary Neoplasms
387(1)
Nodulectomy
388(2)
Mastectomy
390(4)
Canine Mast Cell Tumor
394(2)
Staging
394(1)
Surgical Excision
394(2)
Perianal Tumors
396(3)
Staging and Excision
396(3)
Fatty Tumors
399(4)
Staging and Excision
399(4)
CHAPTER XI: EYELID WOUNDS
403(28)
Anatomy of the Eyelids
403(2)
Perioperative Preparation
405(1)
Eyelid Lacerations
405(5)
Lacerations Perpendicular to the Eyelid Margin
405(3)
Lacerations Parallel to the Eyelid Margin
408(1)
Lacerations Involving the Nasolacrimal Outflow Pathway
408(2)
Scar Revision
410(9)
Scars Causing Notched Eyelid Margin
410(2)
Cicatricial Entropion
412(3)
Cicatrical Ectropion
415(4)
Eyelid Masses
419(12)
Small Eyelid Masses Without Margin Involvement
419(1)
Small Eyelid Masses With Margin Involvement
420(1)
Large Eyelid Masses With Margin Involvement
421(10)
Single Pedicle Advancement Flap
422(1)
Bucket-Handle Flap
423(2)
Lip-to-Lid Flap
425(2)
Sliding Z-Flap for Tumors Near Lateral Canthus
427(1)
Cross-Lid Flap
428(1)
Semicircular Flap
429(2)
INDEX 431