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malignant melanoma 27, 29, 30 Peritoneopericardial diaphragmatic hernia (PPDH) 211–13
malignant neoplasms 29–30 Persian cat, brachycephalic airway disease (BAD) 82
VetBooks.ir prognosis 30 Phenylephrine, haemostasis 14
odontogenic tumours 28–9
Persistent right aortic arch (PRAA) 198–9, 200
Phosphate-buffered saline and lactated Ringer’s solution
squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) 27, 29, 30
13
surgical management 30 Physical examination, patient assessment 2
tongue 32
Oronasal fistula 33 Plan, patient assessment 5
oronasal fistula repair, operative technique 43 Pleura, anatomy and physiology 157
Oropharynx, trauma 34–5 Pleural disease 159–69
Orthopaedic equipment 11 chylothorax 165–9
Otic polyps 70–2 aetiology 166
Oxidized regenerated cellulose 13 clinical signs 166
Oxygen content, respiratory distress 19 computed tomography (CT) 167
Oxygen saturation, respiratory distress 19 diagnostic imaging 166–7
Oxygen therapy medical management 167
enclosed techniques 22 omentalization, pericardectomy and cisterna chyli
intubation and ventilation 23 ablation 168
nasal tubes 22–3 physical examination 166
oxygen cages and incubators 23 pleuroperitoneal shunting 168–9
transtracheal oxygen 23 pleuroport placement 168
prognosis 169
radiography 166, 167
Pain control, oral cavity surgery 36 surgical treatment 167–9
Palate 32–4 thoracic duct ligation 167–8
acquired palate defects 33, 34 thoracic duct system (TDS) 165–6
cleft lip 32–3 thoracocentesis 167
cleft palate 33 ultrasonography 166
cleft palate repair 40–1 clinical signs 159
congenital palate defects 32–3, 34 pleural effusions 22, 160–4
oronasal fistula 33 causes 161–2
split palatal U-flap technique 42 chylous effusions 162
surgical principles/techniques 33–4 diagnostic imaging 160–1
(see also Cheek and lip) haemorrhagic effusion 162
Palpation lung lobe torsion (LLT) 186
patient assessment 3 neoplasia 162
respiratory distress 18 non-septic exudates 162
Parathyroid glands see Thyroid/parathyroid glands septic exudates 162
Parker–Kerr retractors 8 transudates 161
Partial rostral maxillectomy, operative technique 37–8 types 161–2
Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) 195–8 pneumothorax 22, 159–60, 186–7
Patient assessment 1–5 pyothorax 162–5
biopsy and fine-needle aspiration 5 aetiology 162
breathing pattern, abnormal 2-3 antimicrobial therapy 164
clinical pathology 3 clinical signs 162
diagnosis 5 diagnostic imaging 163
diagnostic imaging 4–5 drainage 164
fine-needle aspiration and biopsy 5 emergency treatment 163–4
handling response, abnormal 2 fluid therapy 164
history 1–2 lavage 164
imaging, diagnostic 4–5 medical management 164
mucous membrane colour, abnormal 3 physical examination 162–3
peripheral pulses, abnormal 3 prognosis 165
physical examination 2 Ringer’s solution 164
plan 5 surgical treatment 164–5
posture, abnormal 2 thoracocentesis 163
prognosis 5 ultrasonography 163
respiratory sounds, abnormal 2 Pleural drainage techniques 157–9
signalment 1 chest drains 157–9
staging 5 chest drain placement in an open chest 173
thoracic auscultation 3 complications 159
thoracic inspection/palpation 3 continuous drainage 158–9
thoracic percussion 3 drain removal 159
Patient positioning, surgical principles 5 intermittent drainage 158
Pectus excavatum 151–2 small-bore wire-guided chest drain placement in a
Pericardial diseases 194–5 closed chest 171–2
Periosteal elevators 8 operative techniques 171–3
Peripheral pulses, abnormal, patient assessment 3 thoracocentesis 22, 157, 163, 167, 170
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