Browsing by Author "VIEIRA, Priscila M."

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    Linfoma canino
    (Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2001-11-30) VIEIRA, Priscila M.; BANDARRA, Enio Pedone; MOURA, Veridiana M. B. D. de; BITTENCOURT Édina
    Lymphomas are malignant neoplasms characterized by the proliferation of lymphocytes, histiocytes and their precursors and derivatives. In dogs the etiology is considered spontaneous, unlike what happens in human, feline, bovine, birds and some primates, where the etology can be viral. It affects adult dogs to the elderly, with no gender predisposition, but there is evidence that the racial factor should be considered. They can be classified according to anatomical shape, cytohistological characteristics and immunophenotype. The most frequent anatomical form is multicentric, which presents as generalized and painless lymphadenopathy. Intermediate and high grade lymphomas are the most common, however the literature presents varied data regarding the frequency of the immunophenotype T or B. Clinical signs vary according to the neoplasia's localization.
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    Suturas em anastomoses gastrintestinais; plano único versus dois planos: revisão
    (Centro Universitário da Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2001-11-30) VIEIRA, Priscila M.; FREIRE, André F.; SAMOTO, Vivian Y.; ROCHA, Lívia M. S
    The most common complications in small animals' gastrointestinal tract surgeries are due to sutures, as they are responsible for the safety of the incised site in terms of dehiscence and possible leakage of contents into the abdominal cavity, adhesions resulting from the healing process and strictures. There are, therefore, great disagreements regarding the safest type of suture to be used in this type of surgery. The present work aims, through bibliographic review, to discuss the types of sutures available that can be used in these techniques so that the small animal surgeon can have options and choose among them, those that best adapt to each patient and pathology .