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Small Animal Operating Room Clinical Rotation Resource Prepping margins

Anal sacculectomy Perianal Fistula Rectal Mass Cranial Margin: Base of tail Caudal Margin: Semimembranosus/ semitendinosus Lateral Margin: Left/right lateral femur Wrap the tail and pull forward with tape

Bilateral Shoulder Surgery Cranial Margin: Cranial to thoracic inlet Caudal Margin: Caudal border of scapula Dorsal Margin: Dorsal border of scapula Ventral Margin: Mid radius/ulna

Craniotomy Cranial Margin: Nose Caudal Margin: Caudal to pinna Dorsal Margin: Dorsal skull Ventral Margin: Ventral to globe of eye

Craniotomy Cranial Margin: Nose Caudal Margin: Caudal to pinna Dorsal Margin: Dorsal skull Ventral Margin: Ventral to globe of eye

Cystotomy (Female) Cranial Margin: Manubrium Caudal Margin: Labia Lateral Margin: Flank

Cystotomy (Male) Cranial Margin: Manubrium Caudal Margin: Pubis Lateral Margin: Flank

Episioplasty Dorsal Margin: Dorsal to rectum Ventral Margin: Distal to semimembranosus/ semitendinosus Lateral Margin: Left/right lateral femur Place a purse string! Wrap the tail and pull forward with tape

Perineal Urethrostomy (PU) Feline patient Dorsal Margin: Base of tail Ventral Margin: Distal to semimembranosus/ semitendinosus Lateral Margin: Left/right lateral femur Wrap the tail and pull forward with tape

Forelimb Amputation Cranial Margin: Caudal mandible Caudal Margin: Caudal scapula Dorsal Margin: Lateral to spine Ventral Margin: Lateral to midline Distal Margin: Mid radius/ulna

Hemilaminectomy (CNS) (IVDD) Cranial and caudal margin: 3cm in each direction from incision site Lateral Margin: 3cm lateral to spine

Hip Surgery (Total Hip Replacement) (FHO) Cranial Margin: Wings of the ilium Caudal Margin: Pubis Dorsal Margin: Spine Ventral Margin: Midline of abdomen

Laryngeal Tieback Cranial Margin: Mid-mandible/just caudal to lips Caudal Margin: Spine of scapula Dorsal Margin: Base of pinna Ventral Margin: Midline

Mandibulectomy Cranial Margin: Tip of mandible Caudal Margin: Temporo-mandibular joint Lateral Margin: Lip of mandible

Metacarpal (Mass Removal) (Digit Amputation) Proximal Margin: Mid radius/ulna Distal Margin: Phalanges

Parathyroidectomy Thyroidectomy Cranial Margin: Mid mandible Caudal Margin: Mid sternum Lateral Margin: Base of pinna/scapulo-humoral joint

OHE (Rabbit) Cranial Margin: Xyphoid process Caudal Margin: Pubis Lateral Margin: 2cm lateral to nipples

Stifle Surgery (TTA) (TPLO) (MPL) (CCL) (Stifle Scoping) (TTT) (OCD) (DJD) Cranial Margin: Last rib/just cranial to femur Proximal Margin: Acetabulum Distal Margin: Tarsus

TECA Cranial Margin: Upper eye lid Caudal Margin: Cervical spine Dorsal Margin: Midline Ventral Margin: Maxilla

Thoracotomy (Left Lateral) Cranial Margin: Manubrium Caudal Margin: Wings of Ilium Dorsal Margin: Just over midline Ventral Margin: Just past sternum

Ventral Slot Cranial Margin: Mid mandible Caudal Margin: Just past thoracic inlet Lateral Margin: Base of pinna