Relatório de estágio curricular supervisionado em medicina veterinária – clínica e cirurgia de equinos

Abstract

This report of Supervised Curricular Internship in Veterinary Medicine Federal University of Pampa, Uruguaiana campus aimed to describe the internship locations, the activities followed and two clinical cases. O proposed period ran from February 8 to May 3, two thousand and nineteen making a total of 464 hours. ECSMV was carried out in two locations distinct, the first was at the Horse Medical Center, located in the city of Varginha in the state of Minas Gerais, between February 8th to the first of April of two thousand and nineteen, developing 280 hours, under the supervision of the Doctor Veterinarian Elton Peres Pereira. The second location was from April 3 to April 3. May of two thousand and nineteen at the Veterinary Hospital Vetcheck - Medicina e Cirurgia Equine in the city of Betim - MG under the supervision of Veterinary Doctor Luana de Melo Eufrásio Paiva, making 184 hours. Internship locations are hospitals with 24-hour service and a wide structure, makes it possible to carry out several procedures. The choice of both hospitals were chosen due to their recognized excellence in the area of clinic and surgery horses and also the academic's personal interest in the internship area. During the period, sixty cases were followed up, the systems being digestive, locomotor and integumentary. The race with predominance of care were Mangalarga Marchador animals. Among the activities monitored, if a case of septic arthritis of a foal that has contaminated the

left femoral and right tibiotarsal joints and the case of a mare who was diagnosed with arytenoid chondritis, nasopharyngeal scar and grade three laryngeal hemiplegia with permanent tracheostomy being used as choice treatment. ECSMV contributed to personal growth and professional, enabling the practice of practical theoretical knowledge acquired during graduation being considered essential for training, in addition to opportunity to work with races other than those usually used.