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Many acute stick injuries can be dealt with very well within general practice. Penetration into the deeper tissues of the neck, however, warrants urgent (and often delicate) surgical exploration as infection can rapidly descend into the thorax (as a mediastinitis) which is often fatal.

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Stent surgery in a dog with tracheal collapse.

Bilateral Entropion and Sequestrum in an older cat.

Surgical repair of congenital defect in secondary hard palate in a puppy

After reading our blog on Pectus Excavatum In Kittens, Manchester vet refers kitten to aid study.

Bilateral pyogranulomatous meibomianitis in a young Cairn Terrier

Securos Pax locking plate system for fractures and limb deformities in small animals. Case featuring a cat with comminuted fractures of the tibia, fibula and calcaneus repaired using the Securos PAX locking plate system.

Article on stick injuires in dogs as acute emergencies and chronic grumbling 'cervical abscess' dogs