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    ANKYLOGLOSSİA IN DOGS: SURGERY AND OUTCOME STUDY
    (Assiut University, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, 2024) Akgül, Mustafa Bariş; Gülaydin, Ali; Sulu, Kadir; Kiliç, Sevdet; Erden, Bahar
    The objective of this study was to assess the clinical manifestations and outcomes in canines presenting with ankyloglossia pre-and post-surgical intervention. The study sample comprised 6 canines of varied ages, breeds, and genders admitted to the veterinary hospital. Following standard clinical and oral evaluations, congenital complete ventral ankyloglossia was confirmed. Surgical intervention entailed the utilization of the lingual frenuloplasty technique. During the postoperative phase, it was noted that sutures positioned on the tongue's ventral aspect self-dissolved within an average span of 4.6 days (ranging between 3 to 7 days), accompanied by minor wound line separation. Full recovery was evident within an approximate duration of 18 days. Post-recovery assessments revealed unhindered tongue mobility in the subjects, facilitating effortless consumption of solids and liquids. The findings from this study underscore the efficacy of the frenuloplasty technique in addressing pronounced adhesions. No post-surgical complications emerged that could detrimentally impact the canines' recuperation trajectory. The immediate alleviation of consumption challenges post-surgery, coupled with the rapid acclimatization to tongue mobility and enhanced bodily health, underscores the clinical significance and appropriateness of surgical intervention in afflicted canines. © 2024, Assiut University, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. All rights reserved.
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    EVALUATIONS OF TEAR SECRETION IN AN OUTBREAK OF ESCHERICHIA COLI IN LAMBS WITH SCHIRMER TEAR TEST
    (Assiut University, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, 2022) Akgül, Mustafa Bariş; Akgül, Gülşah; Gülendag, Erman
    This study aims to determinate the tear secretion in lambs with colibacillosis and healthy ones by utilizing Schirmer Tear Test. A total of 25 lambs aged between 1-6 days, among which 15 were with Escherichia coli (Group 1, n=15) and 10 were in the healthy conditions (Group 2, n=10). The lambs in the study group were diagnosed for Escherichia coli by using a sheep-specific rapid diagnosis kit before being included in the group. Lambs to be included in the control group were selected from among the lambs that did not show any signs of disease and never had diarrhea after birth. Schirmer Tear Test was performed on both eyes of healthy and Escherichia coli and results were recorded. Group 1 Mean ± SD Schirmer Tear Test values for right and left eye were 6.47±1.55 and 7.33±1.45 mm/min and Group 2 Mean ± SD Schirmer Tear Test values for right and left eye were 15.7±9.07 and 17.5±8.36 mm/min, respectively. Comparison between Schirmer Tear Test values of right eyes and left eyes revealed no significant differences in either of groups (P=0.063, P=0.306). Both eye’s Schirmer Tear Test results were combined to compare groups. The mean of Group 1 (6.9±1.54) was found to be significantly lower than the mean of Group 2 (16.6±8.54) as a result (P < 0.001). As a result of this study, the amount of tear secretion was determined with the Schirmer Tear Test and there was a statistically significant difference between healthy and lambs with Escherichia coli. © 2022, Assiut University, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. All rights reserved.