Large Animal Surgery Models Flashcards

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Olbe chronic esophageal Fistula

Developed to study cephalic phase control of gastric, pancreatic and other gut function

Allows “sham” feeding –the food is chewed and swallowed, but does not enter the stomach

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Mann-Bollman Fistula

Intestinal loop isolated and anastomosed end-to-side with intact intestinal tract with other end connected to skin

Orientation of intestinal loop allows peristalsis to occur away from skin to prevent leakage

“Moving Backwards”

Method used to make one or more fistulae at any level of intestinal tract

Used to study secretions of intestine

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Thiry fistula

Isolated loop of intestine with intact blood and nerve supply

One end is closed and other opens into skin with peristalsis towards skin to facilitate collection

End-to-end anastomosis restores continuity of remaining intestine

Used to obtain pure intestinal secretions

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Thiry-Vella Fistula

Prepare same way as Thiry except both ends of blind loop are connected to skin

Intact blood and nerve supply

Used to obtain pure intestinal secretions

“Two words –two holes”

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Types

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Eck Fistulas

Artificial communication made between portal vein and vena cava

Created by side-to-side anastomosis of portal vein to vena cava below liver

Straight Eck: tie off the portal vein above last tributary

Shunting of portal blood into inferior vena cava

Reverse Eck: tie off vena cava

Liver bypass

Allows for study of hepatic encephalopathy and investigation of liver’s role in metabolism

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Witzel’sGastrostomy

Foley catheter from stomach through skin is exteriorized

Catheter partly buried in stomach wall and stomach fastened to anterior abdominal wall

Used to treat gastric dilatation volvulus (GDV) in large dogs

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Pavlov Cannula

Spool-like device plugged with a cork

Allows direct access to stomach

Used to introduce food or fluid or to obtain stomach content samples

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placement

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Goldblatt’s clamp

applied experimentally to renal artery

Dampens pulse pressure and produces chronic hypertension by activation of renin-angiotensin system

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RITARD:

Stands for

Model for

Technique

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Removable Intestinal Tie, Adult Rabbit Diarrhea

Surgical model of choice for studying pathogenesis of diarrheas of Campylobacter, E. coli, and Aeromonas origin

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Pavlov’s Fundic Pouch

Linear pouch of greater gastric curvature allowed to drain to outside of the abdomen

Base of pouch still connected to stomach but mucosa cut at base and pouch separated from main stomach by infoldingmucosa of both

Base remains in normal contact with rest of stomach allowing preservation of vagal innervation

Study of nervous phase of gastric secretions

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Heidenhain pouch

Linear pouch of greater gastric curvature allowed to drain to outside of the abdomen

Vagal nerves severed while keeping gastro-epiploicartery intact

Preserve vascular supply but not vagal innervation

Can collect large quantities of gastric fluid without food contaminants

Study effect of drugs on gastric secretions

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Mann-Williamson

Technique for duodenal drainage

Allows diversion of gastric juices into

intestine

Connect jejunum to pylorus of stomach

and close both ends of duodenum

Diverts gastric juices downstream from alkaline pancreatic and biliary secretions

95% of animals develop chronic peptic ulcers just distal to gastric anastomosis

Standard model for producing chronic peptic ulcer by duodenal drainage

Study effect of ejected acid in producing ulcers

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Duodenal reversal

Distal duodenum anastomosed to gastric antrum and proximal duodenum to distal jejunum

Antiperistalsis of duodenum acts as physiological obstruction producing dilation of stomach and duodenum

Chronic jejunalulcers occur in 70% of animals w/in 6 mos

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Polya Type pylorectomy

Developed to re-establish continuity of intestinal tract following resection of pyloric antrum

Study differences in fundic(acid, pepsin) and pyloric (alkaline mucus, gastrin) secretory function

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