this is a 5 years old chihuahua that developed preganancy toxemia and had an emergency C-section at ~ 59-60 days of pregnancy. Pups are preterm but doing good. She doesn’t have enough milk to nurse and barelly eating. Not really improving after 3 days post C-section despite being treated (dextrose fluids, ampicillin sulbactum, metoclopramide, mirtazipine, Cagluconate, Oxytocin, feeding, etc)
this is a 5 years old chihuahua that developed preganancy toxemia and had an emergency C-section at ~ 59-60 days of pregnancy. Pups are preterm but doing good. She doesn’t have enough milk to nurse and barelly eating. Not really improving after 3 days post C-section despite being treated (dextrose fluids, ampicillin sulbactum, metoclopramide, mirtazipine, Cagluconate, Oxytocin, feeding, etc)
On US the stomach wall shows mild thickening and uterus is enlarged but no other findings. Is this a retained placenta? I know should not be an issue in dogs but ideal should be accounted for at the time of C-section.
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Retained placenta or end
Retained placenta or end stage fetus…when it gets to this point tough to tell. Needs clean out or ovh and abs/supportive care.
Thank you.
I think I’ve seen
Thank you.
I think I’ve seen an image of retained placenta on one of your DVD’s. I will check
By the way does anybody else have problems with the videos on the DVD’s . Is the technology ? Old flash version ? newer version doesn’t recognize it by browser? Any tips?
Thank you,
Calin
Depends on what system and
Depends on what system and software you are running as they were made on the standards 6 yeaars ago and video software has changed considerably. My staff has a solution for that just email info@sonopath.com