Comparison of outcomes in dogs undergoing hiatal hernia repair with and without use of a gastropexy: 41 cases (2012‐2022)

A left-sided gastropexy is not required for successful surgical repair of hiatal hernia in dogs provided oesophagopexy and phrenoplasty are performed.

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Journal of Small Animal Practice
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2024-10-23
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https://doi.org/10.1111/jsap.13797
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Veterinary Oncology Research
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Comparison of outcomes in dogs undergoing hiatal hernia repair with and without use of a gastropexy: 41 cases (2012‐2022)

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Comparison of outcomes in dogs undergoing hiatal hernia repair with and without use of a gastropexy: 41 cases (2012‐2022)

Moira Watkins, Matteo Rossanese, Tim H. Sparks, R. N. White, Chris Shales, Grace Thomas
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Abstract

A left-sided gastropexy is not required for successful surgical repair of hiatal hernia in dogs provided oesophagopexy and phrenoplasty are performed.

Journal of Small Animal PracticeVol. 66(2)
Royal Veterinary College (GB), University of Nottingham (GB), University of Cambridge (GB), Queen's Hospital (GB), Willows Veterinary Centre and Referral Service (GB)
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