Url / Doi : https://theses.vet-alfort.fr/telecharger.php?id=2000

Localisation : Env Alfort (Bibliothèque)

N° de thèse : 062

Bibliographie : 168

Titre anglais : Cranial vault prosthesis in dogs and cats: bibliographic and retrospective clinic study

Résumé anglais : Intracranial surgery in veterinary medicine is still rare but nevertheless necessary in order to remove brain tumors. Brain protection is then essential since its wide important role in the organism. This can be achieved with the use of a cranial prosthesis. After a reminder of surgical approaches, follow-up after intracranial surgery and a general presentation of cranial vault's prosthesis, a careful focus is made on polymethylmethacrylate, a bone cement used to create cranial implants in small animal. Finally, a retrospective study describes small animals cranioplasty cases operated on between the 1st January 2001 and le 31st June 2016 by the neurosurgery service at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vétérinaire d'Alfort. This study focuses on post-operative complications, esthetics and owner's feeling about the implant. Cranioplasty was satisfactory in most of the fifteen cases thanks to the low complication rate related to the prosthesis itself on the one hand and by the owner's satisfaction about it on the other hand.

Mots-clés anglais : Surgery, Neurosurgery, Brain, Calvaria, Skull, Cranioplasty, Craniectomy, Prosthesis, Cement, Domestic carnivore, Dog, Cat

En ligne : Oui

Directeur de Thèse : Moissonnier, Pierre

Assesseur / Examinateur : Laloy, Eve

Type de fond : Fonds contemporain

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