Hipotroidizmli Bir Köpekte Edinsel Larengeal Paraliz: Olgu Sunumu

Year 2017, , 177 - 179, 27.12.2017

Ekrem Çağatay Çolakoğlu , Yusuf Şen

https://doi.org/10.31196/huvfd.390386

Abstract

Hipotroidizm
ilişkili larengeal paraliz köpeklerde rapor edilmiş nadir bir sorundur. 12
yaşlı, kısırlaştırılmış dişi, Golden Retriever ırkı köpek Ankara Üniversitesi Hayvan
Hastanesine gıda alımı sonrası solunum güçlüğü ve öğürme şikayetleriylegetirildi.
Rutin kan analizleri herhangi bir anormallik göstermedi. Total T4 <0.5 µg/dLve
Serbest T4 <0.35 µg/dL düzeylerinde azalma dikkat çekiciydi. Bilateral laringeal
paralizin kesin teşhisi endoskopik olarak doğrulandı. Her ne kadar laringeal
cerrahi planlandıysa da hasta maalesef mide içeriğinin aspirasyonu sonucu
kaybedildi. Sunulan çalışma nadir bir olgu olan,bir köpekte hipotroidizm
ilişkili edinsel laringeal paralizi yansıtmaktadır.

Keywords

Hipotroid, Köpek, Larenks, Paraliz

Acquired Laryngeal Paralysis in a Dog with Hypothyroidism: A Case Report

Abstract

Laryngeal paralysis related to hypothyroidism is a rare disorder
reported in dogs. A 12 year old, neutered female, Golden Retriever breed dog
referred to Ankara University Animal Hospital with a history of dyspnea and
gagging after feeding. Routine blood work was not revealed any abnormalities.
Decreased levels of total T4 <0.5 µg/dL and Free T4 <0.35µg/dL were remarkable.
The exact diagnosis of bilateral laryngeal paralysis confirmed endoscopically.
Although laryngeal surgery was planned, the dog unfortunately died due to
aspiration of the gastric contents. The current case here reflects a rare case
of acquired laryngeal paralysis related to hypothyroidism in a dog.

Keywords

Canine, Hypothyroid, Larynx, Paralysis

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