Reporte de caso: Trombosis arterial en un perro Dálmata
Resumen
La trombosis arterial incluida como diagnóstico diferencial en claudicaciones de aparición aguda en perros es poco común, ya que las primeras causas suelen ser traumatismos, neoplasias o enfermedades osteo degenerativas. Se describe el caso clínico de un perro macho Dálmata de 6,5 años de edad, con historial de claudicación del miembro torácico izquierdo de manera súbita, decaimiento y distrés respiratorio. Los valores elevados de Dímero D y Proteína C Reactiva conjuntamente con el estudio ecográfico confirmaron la presencia de un trombo en la arteria braquial radial; la causa de formación del trombo no se identificó. El manejo fue medicamentoso con enoxaparina, clopidogrel, rivaroxabán y atenolol a largo plazo.
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Derechos de autor 2022 Pablo Francisco Guevara-Ortiz, Pablo Giovanny Rubio-Arias, José Julián Zúñiga-Velarde, Adriana Estefanía Fernández-Jara
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