Enucleation versus evisceration with intraocular silicone prosthesis in dogs: Postoperative complication rate and owner satisfaction comparison.

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Enucleation leads to a better cosmetic result, reducing the burden on postoperative care.
Evisceration with intraocular silicone prosthesis presents risks and requires clear communication about complications.
Owner satisfaction is notably higher following enucleation procedures than evisceration.
Evaluating postoperative complications is crucial in determining the best approach for eye surgery in dogs.

Abstract

Both procedures are viable options, but it is important to clearly communicate to the owner the complication risks and implications for providing extended postoperative care after EIOP. We concluded that EIOP can be a controversial procedure. Further, enucleation can produce a very satisfactory cosmetic result with a much-reduced postoperative burden.

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Enucleation versus evisceration with intraocular silicone prosthesis in dogs: Postoperative complication rate and owner satisfaction comparison.

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