Carlo Paoletti,José Rosas-Navarro,María Luisa Pérez Orrico et al.
Carlo Paoletti et al.
Small mammal ocular surgery requires knowledge on species-specific anatomic challenges that demand refined microsurgical skills. Rabbits frequently require surgical treatment of nasolacrimal obstruction, Harderian gland prolapse, corneal ul...
Cécile Bernhard,Lucile Chassang
Cécile Bernhard
This review article outlines urinary surgery in small mammals, stressing precise planning, specialized instruments, and tissue-sparing, minimally invasive approaches to reduce morbidity. It covers preoperative, perioperative, and postoperat...
Mathilde Charrasse,Diego Rossetti,Carlo Paoletti et al.
Mathilde Charrasse et al.
Advances in imaging, anesthesia, and surgical techniques have made thoracic surgery in small mammals clinically feasible, yet it remains challenging due to their small size, unique physiology, and the anatomic complexity of the thorax. Impr...
Carlo Paoletti,José Rosas-Navarro,María Luisa Pérez Orrico et al.
Carlo Paoletti et al.
Ophthalmic surgery in nonmammalian species requires comprehensive knowledge of their unique anatomic, physiologic, and ecological adaptations. A key cross-taxonomic feature is the striated, voluntarily controlled iris in birds, reptiles, an...
Intestinal Surgery in Rabbits [0.03%]
兔肠手术
Nicola Di Girolamo
Nicola Di Girolamo
Advances in rabbit intestinal physiology and diagnostic imaging have clarified surgical indications and improved safety with modern anesthesia and critical care. This review focuses on mechanical obstructions, appendiceal disorders, and int...
Emma Monge,Charly Pignon
Emma Monge
Otitis is a relatively common condition in pet rabbits and may affect one or several parts of the ear: the external ear canal, the middle ear, and the inner ear. A higher incidence is observed in lop-eared rabbits, likely related to the ana...
Dario d&#x;Ovidio,Lucas Flenghi,Paul Raymond
Dario d&#x;Ovidio
Skin surgery in exotic companion mammals requires a nuanced understanding of species-specific characteristics. The fragile epidermis and predisposition to some skin tumors, incidental injuries, or self-trauma, necessitate meticulous surgica...
Alessandro Vetere,Clément Paillusseau
Alessandro Vetere
Amphibians are the most threatened group of vertebrates worldwide, with over 40% of species currently classified as at risk. Despite the increasing clinical and conservation needs, the available literature on amphibian surgery remains limit...
Ciro Cococcetta,Graham Zoller
Ciro Cococcetta
This article reviews the most common soft tissue surgical conditions in psittacine and passerine birds, emphasizing clinical presentation, diagnostic approaches, and decision-making in surgical versus medical management. Conditions affectin...
Isabelle Desprez,David Guillier,Laëtitia Volait-Rosset
Isabelle Desprez
This review summarizes recent advancements in gastrointestinal surgery in pet ferrets, rodents, and African pygmy hedgehogs, emphasizing species-specific perioperative considerations and evolving surgical approaches. Key innovations include...