Retalho pediculado de omento maior no tratamento adjuvante da união óssea retardada em rádio e ulna de cão: relato de caso

Abstract

The Residency Program in the Professional Area of Health in Veterinary Medicine at the Federal Rural University of Pernambuco is characterized as a lato sensu postgraduate course that prepares and trains professionals for the job market. It lasts 24 months, with exclusive dedication and a minimum workload of 5,760 hours, divided into practical activities (80%) and theoretical-practical activities (20%). The resident veterinarian also develops activities in public health, focusing on the concept of one health. Furthermore, it is permitted to carry out activities, for a period of one month, in another educational institution, and this activity is not mandatory. The objective of this work is to report the activities developed during the residency period in a small animal surgical clinic, at the University Veterinary Hospital, of the Department of Veterinary Medicine, of the Federal Rural University of Pernambuco. Furthermore, a case will be reported in which the greater omentum pedicled flap was used in the adjuvant treatment of retarded bone union in the radius and ulna of a dog.