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Cherry Eye in Puppies and its Surgical Correction via Repositioning of Prolapsed third Eyelid Gland Chaudhary P.S., Veterinary Surgeon, Varshney J.P., Medicine Consultant, Desai S. N., Chief Veterinary Officer, Deshmukh V.V., Veterinary Pathologist Shree Surat Panjarapole Prerit Nandini Veterinary Hospital Ghod-Dod Road, Surat-395 007 (Gujarat) Online published on 16 November, 2011. Abstract Twenty two pups (Neopolitan Mastiff, 18; Lhasa Apso, 2 and Cocker Spaniel 2) aged from 2 to 4 months were refered at Nandini Veterinary Hospital, Surat with complaint of red follicular mass protruding from inner canthus of eye were diagnosed for prolapse of gland of third eyelid (cherry eye) and were surgically operated for repositioning of the gland by modified Morgan's pocket/imbrication technique. In 90.90% (20/22) pups showed normal recovery within 8 to 10 days. In 2 cases (9.1%) prolapse of the gland recurred on 6th/7th day repositioning and therefore gland was removed. No other complication was observed and recovery was uneventful. Top Keywords Cherry eye, prolapsed gland of third eyelid, Surgical correction. Top | |
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