Chest X-Ray- linear FB

Geeta Sharma Vet quality of radiograph is not so good. but the sewing needle is visible. owners were reluctant to get the dog operated.surprisingly, the needle moved out after two days with the stool.

SAVIN- Small Animal Veterinary Information Network photos

03 January at 09:58 · Comment · · Share

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    Swarupmay Majumdar miracle!

    03 January at 13:07 ·
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    DrKumar Ravi god is great on the pet dog not on pet owners

    03 January at 15:46 ·
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    Rajesh Banga interesting ! But what we normally do in case of a line penetrating foreign body ?

    05 January at 21:08 ·
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    Swarupmay Majumdar archieved @
    http://savinet.blogspot.com/2010/01/linear-fb-in-gi-tract-xray.html

    06 January at 08:21 ·
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    Geeta Sharma Vet Dr. Banga, gd mng, normally it should be removed surgically asap, to prevent the movement of needle to other vital organs

    07 January at 07:13 ·
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    Neelam Singh Josan ur success depends mainly on the position of the needle.even after operating in some cases the dog might not b able to make it if the damages r lethal.if u r able to get the history out of the owner rightly,most of the times we have to do the guesswork & the owner will finally give his exclamations!!!!! MY GOD! HOW did he get that ???

    07 January at 09:50 ·
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    Swarupmay Majumdar removing a needle from intestine vs stomach , which is easier?

    09 January at 10:05 ·
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    Elena Madgliani i rally think the stomach is better because you can even do an endoscopy but if u must... and it is a sharp object take it out wherever it is...

    08 June at 19:50 ·
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    Darko Nikolovski Yep, I've heard that sharp objects like needles come out with feces without making any damage

    05 August at 20:45 ·