Surgery Animal Bladder Stone Surgery

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Feline Bladder Stone Removal
by Br*gman Veterinary Group

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Source: .flv
Language: English
Edition: 2010
Running Time: 2:35 min.

Description

This video is an overview of the surgical procedure known as a cystotomy. In this particular case a bladder stone will be surgically removed from a feline patient.

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Feline Bladder Stone Removal
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Canine Bladder Stone Removal
by Street Road Animal Hospítal

Source: .mp4
Language: English
Edition: 2013
Running Time: 3:40 min.

Descripion

This is Molly, canine female of 9 years old, who is presented at the hospital with a history of constant urination, everywhere on the house. The radiography presents a large stone in the bladder. Surgery it's what's next. Notice the thickening of the bladder wall on both radiographies.

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Horse Bladder Stone Removal

Source: .mp4
Language: English
Edition: 2010
Running Time: 5:32 min.

Description

Demonstration video technique of endoscopic diagnostic for a bladder stone in a horse. Surgery is develop to remove the sotne. Horses have a lot of calcium in their diet. If a horse gets a kidney or bladder infection the debris can act as a focus for the calcium salts to precipitate out and, over a long period of time, cause a bladder stone to form. The urolithiasis is quite rough and jagged and cause trauma to the bladder which then leads to bleeding from the bladder wall, and blood in the horse's urine.

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Chinchilla Urolithiasis
by Street Road Animal Hospítal

Source: .mp4
Language: English
Edition:
Running Time: 2:29 min.

Description

Urolithiasis can happen to any animal. It refers to urinary stones in the bladder, kidney or both.
This particular patient had stones in the bladder that moved into the urethra causing pain and urination problems.
Radiology confirmed the stones.

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