Surgical removal of a luxated lens in a common buzzard (Buteo buteo)

Murat KİBAR

The aim of this study were to report a case of unilateral spontaneous anterior lens luxation associated with retinal detachment and surgical removal in a common buzzard. An adult common buzzard (Buteo buteo) of unknown sex, free-fly was found unable to fly on a pasture during the day. In the left eye the lens was luxated into the anterior chamber. The luxated lens was removed from the anterior chamber by an irrigation/aspiration technique after corneal incision. During the follow-up period of 3 weeks no signs of glaucoma or any other complications was detected. This is the first case of sponta ...Daha fazlası

Makale 2014 Veteriner Fakültesi Revue de Medecine Veterinaire165 ( 3-4 ) 93 Görüntülenme

Uveadermatological syndrome (Vogt-Koyanagi- Harada-like syndrome) with depigmentation in a Siberian Husky

Murat KİBAR

The aim of this study to present the cytogenetic approach in a case of uveodermatologic syndrome in a 18-months-old, male, Siberian Husky. This dog was referred with a history of vision impairment and bilateral redish eyes. Clinical examination confirmed depigmentation over the lips and mouth mucosal area. On ophthalmic examination there was bilateral dilated pupilla, depigmentation of the fundus with visionable choroidal vessels, posterior uveitis, and loss of vision. A presumptive diagnosis of uveodermatological syndrome was made. Complete blood counts and biochemical parameters were normal. ...Daha fazlası

Makale 2014 Veteriner Fakültesi Revue de Medecine Veterinaire165 ( 1-2 ) 103 Görüntülenme

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Surgical removal of a luxated lens in a common buzzard (Buteo buteo)

Murat KİBAR

Uveadermatological syndrome (Vogt-Koyanagi- Harada-like syndrome) with depigmentation in a Siberian Husky

Murat KİBAR