Correção de ectrópio cicatricial oriundo de infecção cutânea causada pelo Criptococcus gatti, em um gato : relato de caso

Abstract

The objective of this study is the first case of cicatricial ectropion, originating from cutaneous infection, by C. gatti in a feline. A 4-year-old undefined cat with a cutaneous mass in the frontal and left palpebral regions was diagnosed with cutaneous Criptococcus Gatti infection. The diagnostic basis has not been isolated associated with the cytological 6 examination and the polymerase chain reaction. The shooting was done within a diagnosis. After 30 days of treatment, the total loss of mass and complete epithelization of the wound, since then, the cicatricial scar, with the entire extension of the upper eyelid, was observed. The correction of ectroptical, produced-is sliding graft in the case in the case of ectrophone is not removed in wedge. After 10 days of the surgical procedure, a new complete presentation was epithelialized with significant extension of cicatricial growth, but with ocular surface exposure and chemosis. The patient underwent a new surgical procedure. Ten days after a new surgery, observed-optimal coaptation between upper and lower palpebral palate. After 2 weeks of the last surgery, the patient presented with the highest intensity of the condition, confirming the success of the case.