ANESTESIA EM CÃO COM HEMOPERITÔNIO POR RUPTURA DE HEMANGIOSSARCOMA ESPLÊNICO
Schlagworte:
Hemangiossarcoma canino, Hemoperitônio, Ácido tranexâmico, Hipotensão permissiva, ArritmiaAbstract
O Hemangiossarcoma é um tumor comum em cães e é causa frequente de hemoperitônio na clínica de pequenos animais. Na emergência de hemoperitônio faz-se necessário rápido diagnóstico e ações que visem a hemostasia, podendo-se lançar mão de técnicas de contenção de danos até organização da equipe para cirurgia, como utilização de hemocomponentes, da técnica de hipotensão permissiva e do fármaco antifibrinolítico ácido tranexâmico, visando diminuir o sangramento e manter perfusão tecidual. O objetivo desse trabalho é relatar a anestesia de uma paciente com hemoabdômen, por rompimento de massa esplênica, posteriormente diagnosticada como Hemangiossarcoma moderadamente diferenciado, discorrendo-se sobre os fármacos utilizados, intercorrências ocorridas ao longo do procedimento, bem como as ações tomadas para diminuir a perda sanguínea antes e durante a hemostasia cirúrgica.
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