CSU Spur’s Post

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Beauty

Pyometra is a serious condition in cats where the uterus becomes infected and filled with pus. It typically occurs in older, unspayed females due to hormonal changes. Symptoms include lethargy, vomiting, increased thirst, and possibly a swollen abdomen. Prompt veterinary attention is crucial, as untreated pyometra can be life-threatening. Treatment usually involves emergency surgery to remove the infected uterus and ovaries.

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Multiple studies in the human field have analysed flow disruptions to surgery and their relationship to surgical errors. Major points include: 1. Surgical errors increased significantly with increases in flow disruptions. 2. Teamwork/communication failures were the strongest predictor of surgical errors. I feel that this is still a hugely untapped area in veterinary anaesthesia but one worthy of attention. Veterinary team members are masters at multi-tasking but how can we reduce the burden on individuals/teams and continue to improve anaesthesia patient safety? ➡ Prioritise anaesthesia workflow and all that it encompasses

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