Outcome following cosmetic rostral nasal reconstruction after planectomy in 26 dogs

ConclusionDehiscence was common after this procedure, but local tumor control and survival times were excellent. Owner satisfaction was high, although preoperative client education is vital.Clinical significanceThis technique should be considered as a viable option for dogs with nasal planum neoplasia given the high rate of recurrence with less aggressive treatment. Complications common following surgery, but do not persist long term and survival times were excellent.

Source: Veterinary Surgery - November 9, 2018 Category: Veterinary Research Authors: Vanna M. Dickerson, Janet A. Grimes, Catherine A. Vetter, Sara A. Colopy, Julie M. Duval, Nicole C. Northrup, Chad W. Schmiedt Tags: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Source Type: research