Postoperative complications of pericardial hernia in cats

Respiratory problems, inflammation and increased accumulation of body fluids.

1. Respiratory system problems: Pneumothorax is a common complication, which leads to dyspnea. The doctor will review the chest X-ray, limit the cat's activities and give oxygen therapy. Oral cardiac drugs are also used for treatment.

2, inflammation: postoperative inflammation will not be ruled out, doctors will use anti-inflammatory drugs to control inflammatory reactions.

3. Increased effusion: pericardial effusion is not excluded after operation. The doctor will use diuretics to help remove excess fluid.