3378. Z-PLASTY in a dachshund with a large elbow tumour

22 Apr 2022
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"VIDEO 2/2 FOLLOWS: FINAL VIDEO ABOUT Z-PLASTY IN A DACHSHUND.  

(https://youtu.be/QaaWdBoMFpkK)

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 Be Kind To Pets Veterinary Educational Videos sponsored by Toa Payoh Vets.  toapayohvets.com

Veterinary Stories by Dr Sing Kong Yuen, BVMS (Glasgow)

22 Apr 2022. Production of 2 videos. 

A LARGE ELBOW TUMOUR IRRITATES THE DOG.
HOW DOES THE VET REMOVE IT? USE Z-PLASTY. 

This veterinary educational video for pet owners and vet students shows the beneficial use of Z-plasty to stitch up a large elbow skin tumour (benign cutaneous histiocytoma) instead of the traditional stitching up of the large circular wound after excision of the skin tumour. 

1.  Video 1/2. This video is WITHOUT narration is created from a case study at Toa Payoh Vets in 2019.

2. Video 2/2. FINAL VIDEO ABOUT Z-PLASTY IN THIS CASE AT: 

https://youtu.be/QaaWdBoMFpkK

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Saturday, August 10, 2019

3374. Dachshund elbow tumour electro excision and Z-plasty

Today is DAY 11.,  August 18, 2019.  It is 11 days after surgery of this Dachshund, M, 4 years old.

You can see the dog had the left elbow stitched up. The stitches had not broken down or infected.


DAY 11

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DAY 1. BEFORE Z-PLASTY

Z-PLASTY IN ELBOW TUMOUR SURGERY.

A Be Kind To Pets Veterinary Educational Video, sponsored by Toa Payoh Vets.

This video shows the effectives of a surgical procedure called Z-PLASTY. This procedure is used to relieve tension in a mobile area such as the elbow, so that the stitches will not break down after removal of a large elbow tumour. It involves two long skin incisions on opposite sides of a circular wound, undermining the skin and then stitching up the whole area. The end result is a "Z", hence the name Z-PLASTY.

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