This review article will review treatment and prognosis of spontaneous pneumothorax in
dogs and cats. The advantages of surgical and medical management in dogs and cats, as …

Sedation and general anesthesia produce profound changes in respiratory function, with the
degree of change depending on drugs employed, species involved, depth of anesthesia …

Ruptures of pulmonary blebs and bullae are the most common cause of spontaneous
pneumothorax in dogs. Incidental bullae/blebs have been documented in otherwise healthy …

Objective To determine the prevalence of incidentally found pulmonary bullae and blebs
(PBBs) in a population of dogs undergoing thoracic computed tomography (CT) for reasons …

A 9‐week‐old male intact Cavalier King Charles Spaniel was presented for evaluation of
acute onset dyspnea caused by left‐sided pneumothorax. Thoracic computed tomography …

Background: Spontaneous pneumothorax in dogs is characterized by an accumulation of air
in the interpleural space without underlying trauma and consecutive acute onset of …

A 10-year-old spayed female German shepherd dog was transferred for acute respiratory
distress and a bulla-like pulmonary lesion identified on referral radiographs. Computed …

OBJECTIVE To describe the clinical outcome of dogs that developed pneumothorax after an
encounter with a porcupine. ANIMALS 25 client-owned dogs from 2 practices in New …

Introduction Spontaneous pneumothorax is uncommon in rabbits and could severely affect
the respiratory status of the animals. This retrospective case series aimed to provide clinical …

Abstract Four Japanese Spitz dogs between 5 and 11 months old were presented for acute
dyspnoea. Thoracic radiographs and CT identified bilateral pneumothorax and pulmonary …