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Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, Vol 34, Issue 6, 497-501
Copyright © 1998 by American Animal Hospital Association

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Choanal atresia and secondary nasopharyngeal stenosis in a dog

BR Coolman, SM Marretta, BC McKiernan, and JF Zachary

A 20-month-old, intact male shih tzu was evaluated for chronic upper airway disease. Endoscopic examination established a diagnosis of choanal atresia, a developmental anomaly of the posterior nasal cavity. Although surgical intervention provided temporary relief, stenosis of the nasopharynx by obstructive scar tissue was confirmed within four weeks. A permanent tracheostomy provided long-term relief of the respiratory difficulty. This is the first report of choanal atresia or nasopharyngeal stenosis in a dog.


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