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Patent Ductus Arteriosus in the Dog: Characteristics of Occurrence and Results of Surgery in One Hundred Consecutive Cases

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SUMMARY The results of surgical repair of patent ductus arteriosus (100 dogs) were compared with the results of nonsurgical treatment of this defect (14 dogs). The death rate for dogs surgically treated was 8%, with 2 deaths at surgery and 6 late postoperative deaths. In the nonsurgical group, 64% died within one year of the examination. The increased survival rate for the surgically treated group was significant (P < 0.001). Surgical death rate was high for dogs > 2 years old and weighing > 23 kg. It was concluded that surgery is the preferred method of treatment and that early surgery increases the survival rate of dogs with patent ductus arteriosus, compared with the survival rate for older, heavier dogs with the defect.
Title: Patent Ductus Arteriosus in the Dog: Characteristics of Occurrence and Results of Surgery in One Hundred Consecutive Cases
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SUMMARY The results of surgical repair of patent ductus arteriosus (100 dogs) were compared with the results of nonsurgical treatment of this defect (14 dogs).
The death rate for dogs surgically treated was 8%, with 2 deaths at surgery and 6 late postoperative deaths.
In the nonsurgical group, 64% died within one year of the examination.
The increased survival rate for the surgically treated group was significant (P < 0.
001).
Surgical death rate was high for dogs > 2 years old and weighing > 23 kg.
It was concluded that surgery is the preferred method of treatment and that early surgery increases the survival rate of dogs with patent ductus arteriosus, compared with the survival rate for older, heavier dogs with the defect.

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