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Cystoscopy 1086.e1
RELATED CLIENT EDUCATION
SHEETS
VetBooks.ir Consent to Perform General Anesthesia
Urolithiasis
A B
CYSTOSCOPY A, Endoscopic view of urethra of a dog with severe stranguria and hematuria. A large urolith is
occluding most of the lumen. B, Another endoscopic view of same site in same dog. The urolith was fragmented Procedures and Techniques
into several pieces in the urethral lumen, and fragments passed easily through urethra during the procedure.
Moderate mucosal erythema remains (bottom half of image), but the dog’s recovery was uneventful and
complete. (Courtesy Dr. Etienne Côté.)
CYSTOSCOPY Assembled cystoscope and cannula/sheath.
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