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Published on: June 27, 2025
Uterine prolapse with associated rupture in a Podengo bitch
R Payan-Carreira1, C Albuquerque, H Abreu
1CECAV, University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro, Vila Real, Portugal. rtpayan@gmail.com
Abstract:
A case of uterine prolapse coexisting with uterine horn rupture in a 3-year-old Portuguese Podengo bitch, which is an uncommon occurrence, is described. The female was presented with a history of recent parturition, with delivery of four healthy puppies that were normally tended and nursed. The situation developed after an uneventfully pregnancy, and no direct causative factor was identified. The duration of the prolapse was unknown, but considered to be recent because of the swollen reddish appearance of the tubular everted mass. No foetus was found in the uterus or the abdominal cavity. The female was presented in good physical condition, without signs of shock or haemorrhage. During surgical treatment, the uterus was replaced to its normal position followed by ovary-hysterectomy at 12 h from admittance.
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