Non-Invasive treatment of Pectus Excavatum in a Bulldog Ingles: Case report

Abstract

Pectus excavatum and a congenital disorder characterized in dorsal-ventral compression and hum increased chest width, in virtue of the breastbone and cartilage abnormal growth falling in a chondrosternal Depression. And this anomaly developed in intrauterine life, and may be the result of a heritable genomic expressions. In the case of a rare disease etiology, not your e explained the hum related autosomal dominant gene, usually affects brachycephalic breeds of dogs, being not correlate with sexual predisposition. For patients suffering pectus excavatum present Signs That affects the cardiovascular system and respiratory functionality. The diagnosis is based on clinical history and chest x-ray. With the diagnosis confirmed if have a purpose of Rectification Anatomic do breastbone. The aim of this study was to report hum Case Study of pectus excavatum que achieved success with no invasive treatment by using an external splint on chest compression hum English Bulldog puppy. The choice of subject was due to be the Fact A disease with a low sample animals small.