Journal of medical primatology · 2009
Foreign body urethral obstruction in a chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes).
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Hammond E E, Bennett J, Wolf T, Cyril S, Evans S E
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BACKGROUND: A 34-year-old, captive-born, vasectomized male chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) presented with lethargy and scrotal swelling.
METHODS: Urethral obstruction was diagnosed via urethroscopy.
RESULTS: Removal of the grass stem foreign body resolved the obstruction. Scrotal and preputial ulceration developed from urine scald, which was managed with surgical debridement and antibiotics.
CONCLUSIONS: After 7 weeks, the animal was reintroduced to its troup and has been healthy for 11 months.
METHODS: Urethral obstruction was diagnosed via urethroscopy.
RESULTS: Removal of the grass stem foreign body resolved the obstruction. Scrotal and preputial ulceration developed from urine scald, which was managed with surgical debridement and antibiotics.
CONCLUSIONS: After 7 weeks, the animal was reintroduced to its troup and has been healthy for 11 months.