A Comparison Of The Clinical, Haematological And Histopathological Parameters Of Partially Jejunectomized Dogs Anstomosed With Lambert And Simple Continuous Suture Patterns:- Idam George C

ABSTRACT groups. xi The dogs in group A were anastomosed with Lambert suture pattern while Group B dogs were anastomosed with simple continuous suture pattern. There was no significant difference in terms of histopathological change, clinical parameters and haematological parameters between the groups. Mortality rate was 0% in both This study was designed to compare end-to-end jejunal resection and anastomosis with Lambert and simple continuous suture patterns. Six clinically healthy dogs that were randomly assigned to two groups (A and B) were used for the study, each group consisting ofthree dogs. In both groups the jejunum was resected and anastomosed in an end-to-end fashion. In conlusion, this project shows that there is no difference between lambert suture pattern and simple continuous suture patterns histopathologically, clinically and hacmatologically. Jejunal resection and anastomosis has numerous indications in veterinary medicine, ranging from diagnosis to treatment of diseases. End-to-end anastomosis is a common technique for anastomosing the jejunum. However, there are occasional complications following jejuna anastomosis