2022-01-132022-01-132005-06Salcı, H. vd. (2005). "Use of a Heimlich flutter valve in a dog with spontaneous pneumothorax". Australian Veterinary Practitioner, 35(2), 47-51.0310-138Xhttp://hdl.handle.net/11452/24058A three-year-old, male, Pointer dog was presented with a four-day history of severe non-traumatic respiratory compromise. Clinical examination findings were consistent with a closed pneumothorax. Other diagnostics, including electrocardiography, radiography and bronchoalveolar lavage, suggested a secondary spontaneous pneumothorax possibly associated with infective pleuropneumonia. A Heimlich flutter valve was used as drainage for the pneumothorax after a thoracostomy for chest tube placement. The spontaneous pneumothorax was resolved and further air leakage ceased by the third day.eninfo:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccessVeterinary sciencesBullous emphysemaManagementDrainageCanis familiarisMycoplasmaArticle0002351745000022-s2.0-237444644434751352Veterinary sciencesChylothorax; Pleura Empyema; Awns