Biópsia hepática guiada por videolaparoscopia em caprinos
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2007-02-07
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Duarte, Amélia Lizziane Leite [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A técnica de biópsia hepática guiada por videolaparoscopia em caprinos foi realizada em 12 animais machos, castrados, hígidos, sem raça definida e com idades de seis a 12 meses. Os animais foram submetidos à anestesia intravenosa e a laparoscopia consistiu na introdução da agulha de Veress no flanco direito para provocar pneumoperitôneo com dióxido de carbono e permitir a inserção da cânula e trocarte para introdução do endoscópio na cavidade abdominal acoplado a uma microcâmera e ao monitor de vídeo por um cabo de fibra ótica. Após a visualização do fígado, foi introduzida a agulha de biópsia hepática tru-cut no décimo primeiro espaço intercostal, a aproximadamente 12cm ventral à coluna vertebral, para punção e remoção de fragmento do lobo hepático direito. Em seguida, o pneumoperitônio foi desfeito e as incisões cutâneas foram suturadas. Os fragmentos hepáticos colhidos foram fixados em solução de Bouin por 24 horas e processados de forma rotineira para inclusão em parafina. Foram feitas avaliações clínicas e exames hemáticos no pré-jejum e às 24, 48 e 72 horas após a intervenção cirúrgica. Houve leucocitose com neutrofilia e aumento do fibrinogênio plasmático nas primeiras 24 horas pós-operatórias, indicando a ocorrência de processo inflamatório intra-abdominal discreto e fugaz, não mais observado na 488 hora pós-cirúrgica. A biópsia hepática com agulha tru-cut guiada por videolaparoscopia foi considerada segura e eficaz para uso em caprinos, permitindo a obtenção de fragmentos hepáticos suficientes para exame histopatológico.
The technique of videolaparoscopic guided hepatic biopsy was performed in 12 castrated male goats, healthy, without defined breed and aging from six to 12 months. Each animal received total intravenous anesthesia and was submitted to the laparoscopic procedure that consisted in the insertion of a Veress needle in the right flank in order to cause a pneumoperitoneum with carbon dioxide. This procedure was followed by cannulation and then by introduction of a rigid endoscope coupled with a microcamera. Afier visualization of the liver, a tru-cut hepatic biopsy needle was applied in the eleventh intercostal space about 12cm ventral to the spinal column for punch and removal of a fragment from the right hepatic lobe. Soon afier the drainage of the pneumoperitoneum, the small skin incisions were sutured. The biopsy fragments were fixed in Bouin's solution for 24 hours and then submitted to paraffin inclusion histologic routine. Clinical evaluation and hematologic exams were made during the pre-fasting period and again at 24, 48 and 72 hours afier the surgery. There was observed leucocytosis with increased neuthrophils and plasmatic fibrinogen levels at 24 hours afier the procedure, indicating the presence of a discrete intraabdominal inflammatory process that was no more observed at 48 hours. The videolaparoscopic guided hepatic biopsy with a tru-cut needle was considered efficacious and secure to be used in goats, allowing the obtention of hepatic tissue fragments suitable for histopathological examination.
The technique of videolaparoscopic guided hepatic biopsy was performed in 12 castrated male goats, healthy, without defined breed and aging from six to 12 months. Each animal received total intravenous anesthesia and was submitted to the laparoscopic procedure that consisted in the insertion of a Veress needle in the right flank in order to cause a pneumoperitoneum with carbon dioxide. This procedure was followed by cannulation and then by introduction of a rigid endoscope coupled with a microcamera. Afier visualization of the liver, a tru-cut hepatic biopsy needle was applied in the eleventh intercostal space about 12cm ventral to the spinal column for punch and removal of a fragment from the right hepatic lobe. Soon afier the drainage of the pneumoperitoneum, the small skin incisions were sutured. The biopsy fragments were fixed in Bouin's solution for 24 hours and then submitted to paraffin inclusion histologic routine. Clinical evaluation and hematologic exams were made during the pre-fasting period and again at 24, 48 and 72 hours afier the surgery. There was observed leucocytosis with increased neuthrophils and plasmatic fibrinogen levels at 24 hours afier the procedure, indicating the presence of a discrete intraabdominal inflammatory process that was no more observed at 48 hours. The videolaparoscopic guided hepatic biopsy with a tru-cut needle was considered efficacious and secure to be used in goats, allowing the obtention of hepatic tissue fragments suitable for histopathological examination.
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Hepatic biopsy, Goats, Laparoscopy, Biópsia, Cabra - Laparoscopia, Caprino, Biópsia hepática
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DUARTE, Amélia Lizziane Leite. Biópsia hepática guiada por videolaparoscopia em caprinos. 2007. xiv, 53 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências Agrárias e Veterinárias, 2007.