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*Favorable short- and long-term outcomes reported for cats following surgical management of biliary cystadenomas
*Immediate surgical intervention for small animal pyometra shows no definitive advantage
*Sepsis and elevated creatinine predict poor outcomes in uncomplicated canine pyometra, and empirically prescribed antibiotics do not match bacterial susceptibility or improve survival
*Surgical site infection following clean-contaminated abdominal surgery in dogs is associated with increased postoperative costs
*Surgical technique for the management of acquired phimosis in 3 kittens
*Surgical site infections in canine tibial plateau leveling osteotomy: a systematic review and meta-analysis
*Eight-week postoperative tibial plateau leveling osteotomy radiographs do not change the prescribed management plan for most dogs
*Surgical debulking and electrochemotherapy, including a tetrapolar single-needle electrode, are associated with clinical benefit in dogs with intranasal tumors
*Electrochemotherapy achieves high local control of lingual and tonsillar tumors in dogs and cats
*Comparison of owner-reported recurrent clinical signs of thoracolumbar disk herniation following multiple chondroitinase ABC intradiskal injections or routine surgical management
*Gastrointestinal complications occur in dogs with intervertebral disk herniation undergoing ventral slot decompression but are mostly self-limiting
*Higher early radiographic bone healing scores with popliteus muscle preservation during tibial plateau levelling osteotomy in dogs
*Canine pleuroperitoneal diaphragmatic hernias: a multicentric, retrospective, observational analysis of 20 dogs (2009-2026)
*Assessment of the long-term outcomes of compartmental excision for treatment of infiltrative lipomas
* Postanesthetic neurologic signs progressing to seizures in 2 dogs and 1 cat with unoperated congenital portosystemic shunts after non–shunt-related surgery
*Successful surgical management of aural hematoma with the application of polycaprolactone splint in 7 dogs and 3 cats
*Insertion site of congenital extrahepatic portosystemic shunts influences clinicopathological findings in dogs
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