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Total Splenectomy for Ruptured Splenic Mass
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George Ohta, DVM
VetScope
2020-01-09
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Dr. George Ohta
President of Inuyama Animal General Medical Center
He has conducted more than 30,000 surgeries in his career, covering a broad range of surgeries including soft tissue surgeries, orthopedics, neurosurgery, etc.p.1 -
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Steps
1. Approaching the Lesion
2. Confirmation of the Splenic Mass and Site of Rupture (Bleeding Point)
3. Cauterizing Blood Vessels at the Splenic Hilum
4. Total Splenectomy
5. Closing the Incisionp.2 -
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Step 1
Approaching the Lesionp.3 -
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Step 2
Confirmation of the Splenic Mass and Site of Rupturep.4 -
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Step 3
Cauterizing Blood Vessels at the Splenic Hilump.5 -
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Step 4
Total Splenectomyp.6 -
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Step 5
Closing the Incisionp.7
