Kedi ve Köpeklerde Lens Hastalıklarının Tanısı, Medikal ve Operatif Tedavileri

Year 2021, , 152 - 165, 01.12.2021

Aynur Demir Oktay Düzgün

https://doi.org/10.32707/ercivet.1015780

Cited By: 1

Abstract

Lens hastalıkları, körlüğün yaygın nedenlerindendir. Erken teşhis ve tedavi edilmediğinde görme kaybına neden olan bu hastalıklar, kedi ve köpeklerin yaşam standartlarını olumsuz etkileyen en önemli göz problemlerinden biridir. Bu çalışmanın amacı, kedi ve köpeklerde lens hastalıklarının ırk, yaş ve etiyolojik nedenlere göre dağılımı, bu hastalıkların tanı ve tedavisine etki eden durumları belirlemek, tedavi başarısını raporlamak ve verileri sunmaktır. Çalışmanın mater-yalini İstanbul Üniversitesi- Cerrahpaşa, Veteriner Fakültesi Cerrahi Anabilim Dalı'na getirilen ve lens hastalığı tanısı konulan farklı yaş, cinsiyet ve ırktan 17 kedi ve 28 köpek olmak üzere toplam 45 hasta oluşturdu. Anamnez, signale-ment, detaylı göz muayenesi, hastalığın tanısı ve diğer oküler ve sistemik hastalıklarla ilişkisi araştırılarak tedavi prose-dürleri belirlendi. Cerrahi tekniğin postoperatif sonuçları ve başarı oranları belirtildi. Tedaviden sonra hastalar düzenli aralıklarla kontrol edildi.

Keywords

Katarakt, kedi, lens, tedavi

Diagnosis, Medical and Operative Treatments of Lens Diseases in Cats and Dogs

Abstract

Lens diseases are common causes of blindness. These diseases, which cause vision loss if not diagnosed and treated early, are among the most important eye problems that negatively affect the living standards of cats and dogs. The aim of this study was to determine the distribution of lens diseases among cats and dogs according to breed, age and etiological causes, determine the conditions affecting the diagnosis and treatment of these diseases, report the success of the treatment, and present the data. The study material consisted of a total of 45 patients, 17 cats and 28 dogs of different ages, sexes and breeds brought to Istanbul University-Cerrahpaşa, Faculty of Veterinary Medi-cine, Department of Surgery and diagnosed with lens disease. After an anamnesis, signalement, a detailed eye exami-nation, the diagnosis of the disease and its relationship with other ocular and systemic diseases were investigated, treatment procedures were determined and performed. Postoperative results of the surgical technique and success rates were determined. Patients were checked at regular intervals after treatment.

Keywords

Canine, cataract, feline, lens, treatment

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