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• W2989775120 abstract "There is contradicting information in the veterinary literature regarding canine splenectomy and the increased risk for subsequent gastric dilatation-volvulus. The main purpose of this study was to determine the rate of occurrence of gastric dilatation-volvulus following splenectomy in medium to large breed dogs compared with a control group undergoing other abdominal procedures. Follow-up was performed by reviewing the medical records and conducting phone interviews. Weight, gender, and presence of a hemoabdomen at the time of surgery were not significantly associated with occurrence of gastric dilatation-volvulus, while increasing age was. Ten of 238 (4%) dogs in the splenectomy group and 3/209 (1.4%) dogs in the control group subsequently developed gastric dilatation-volvulus, which was not significantly different (P = 0.08). While the findings approach significance and support a need for future investigation, the current recommendation for gastropexy at time of splenic removal should be made on a case by case basis and while considering previously documented risk factors.Incidence de la dilatation gastrique-volvulus après une splénectomie chez 238 chiens. Il existe des renseignements contradictoires dans la littérature vétérinaire concernant la splénectomie canine et le risque accru pour la dilatation gastrique-volvulus subséquente. Le but principal de cette étude consistait à déterminer le taux d’occurrence de la dilatation gastrique-volvulus après la splénectomie chez des chiens de race moyenne ou grande comparativement à un groupe témoin subissant d’autres interventions abdominales. Le suivi a été réalisé en examinant les dossiers médicaux et en réalisant des entrevues par téléphone. Le poids, le sexe et la présence d’un hémoabdomen au moment de la chirurgie n’étaient pas significativement associés à l’occurrence de la dilatation gastrique-volvulus, tandis que l’âge avancé l’était. Dix des 238 (4 %) chiens dans le groupe de splénectomie et 3/209 (1,4 %) des chiens dans le groupe témoin ont subséquemment développé la dilatation gastrique-volvulus, ce qui n’était pas significativement différent (P = 0,08). Bien que les résultats soient près du seuil significatif et supportent le besoin d’études supplémentaires, la recommandation actuelle pour la gastropexie au moment de l’enlèvement splénique devrait être faite au cas par cas et en tenant compte des facteurs de risque documentés antérieurement.(Traduit par Isabelle Vallières)." @default.
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