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Mejía, M. G., Giraldo Villegas, J. C., Correa Salgado, R. A., & Delgado García, L. M. (2010). Third eyelid prolapses in dogs from Veterinary Hospital Caldas University service. Revista Veterinaria Y Zootecnia (On Line), 4(1), 36–41. Retrieved from https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/vetzootec/article/view/5613

Authors

Miller Gallego Mejía
Universidad de Caldas
a@hotmail.com.co
Juan Carlos Giraldo Villegas
Universidad de Caldas
a@hotmail.com.co
Ricardo Andrés Correa Salgado
Universidad de Caldas
a@hotmail.com.co
Lina María Delgado García
Universidad de Caldas
linadelgadomvz@gmail.com

Abstract

The third eyelid is an structure consisting of three components: glandular, conjunctive, and cartilaginous. The third eyelid gland is responsible for the production of about 50% of the precorneal film aqueous fraction. The third gland eyelid prolapse or “cherry eye” is the most common primary pathology on these patients third eyelid. The treatment is exclusively surgical, beginning in the gland exeresis to its reposition, being reccurence frequent. The aim of this paper is to establish the prevalence by breed, age and presentation (unilateral/bilateral) of third´s glands eyelid prolapse in dogs treated at the surgery area at the Veterinary Hospital “Diego Villegas Toro” of the Caldas University (Colombia) and a private veterinary Clinic in the city, between February and December, 2009. The small animals veterinary must be prepared to deal with such queries, considering that the management of the problems in the annex tissues will impact on the most sensitive structures such as the cornea.

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