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KMID : 1094020200370020100
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Journal of Veterinary Clinics
2020 Volume.37 No. 2 p.100 ~ p.105
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Clinical Application of an Image-Guided Intervention in Three Dogs
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Choi Min-Sik
Kwon Do-Hoon
Ahn Ji-Soo
Ko Min-Jung
Ahn Ji-Young
Jung Joo-Hyun
Kim Hak-Hyun
Kang Ji-Houn
Chang Dong-Woo
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Abstract
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A 9-month-old, 11.3 kg, intact, male, mixed-breed dog was referred for treatment of cor triatriatum dexter (CTD); a 5-month-old, 1.9 kg, intact, male Maltese for pulmonic stenosis (PS); and a 3-year-old, 6.62 kg, intact, female West Highland white terrier for esophageal stricture with regurgitation. A balloon catheter intervention was performed in the dog with CTD, and subsequent color Doppler ultrasound and abdominal ultrasound showed normal blood flow across the perforated membrane dividing the right atrium and the disappearance of the severe ascites present before treatment. Balloon catheter intervention in the dog with PS reduced the blood flow through the stenosis from 5.82 m/s to 3.97 m/s. In the dog with esophageal stricture, balloon catheter intervention widened the esophagus and no subsequent regurgitation was observed. Balloon catheter intervention is an interventional radiology procedure that represents a definitive treatment option for various stenotic lesions in dogs, including CTD, PS, and esophageal stricture. Although interventional radiology procedures for these diseases have already been reported, details of procedures and successful outcome have not been reported in Korea.
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KEYWORD
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cor triatriatum dexter, pulmonic stenosis, esophageal stricture, balloon catheterization, valvuloplasty
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