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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: CMAP 13, Teat Lacceration Repair Preop care Local Anasthesia, Post-Op -Inform client of appropriate withdrawal times -If excessive tension is placed on the skin during closure, wound dehiscence may occur, and given the ventral location of the surgery site, wound infection is always a potential complication. Abscesses at the surgery site should be drained., Mastectomy What is it? ..."excision of the udder with or without removal of the regional lymph nodes.", Post-Op Monitor animal for signs of pain, fly strike, seromas, systemic illness. Use antimyiais and antibiotic sprays., Post- op negatives complications (scroll over), UDDER SURGERY TYPES Mastectomy and Teat Amputation, Teat Lacceration Repair Intraop Proceedure, Neoplasm removal proceedure prep, Neoplasm removal uses Indications (scroll over), Teat Stenosis post- op care Complications (scroll over), Teat Amputation What is it? "removal of a portion of or the whole teat", Post-Op -Inform client of appropriate withdrawal times -If excessive tension is placed on the skin during closure, wound dehiscence may occur, and given the ventral location of the surgery site, wound infection is always a potential complication. Abscesses at the surgery site should be drained., Teat Lacceration Repair after surgery Post- op, UDDER SURGERY drugs Anaesthesia, Teat Stenosis uses Indications, Post-Op -Drains should be removed 48 to 72 hours after surgery. - Skin sutures are usually removed in 10 to 14 days., Pre-Op -Sedation -Antibiotic Drugs -Analgesics -Restraint -Surgically Prep the site (clip, scrub) -Appropriate block for site of incision, UDDER SURGERY TYPES Teat Lacceration Repair, Post-Op Monitor animal for signs of pain, fly strike, seromas, systemic illness. Use antimyiais and antibiotic sprays., Intra-Op Surgical Mastectomy