Emergency Surgery II (16 procedures)

This is the second video in a series of three that focuses on emergency surgery procedures that veterinarians frequently see in their practice. When cases are urgent it is good to have ‘a plan’ so you can reduce your anxiety during the procedure. I have many tips to make your surgery more efficient without putting your patient at risk. Procedures covered: Calculi retropulsion — a novel technique Cystotomy technique Feline PU — traditional perineal approach Managing a feline urethral rupture via PU Surgically managing uroabdomen — 4 cases Feline abdominal bite wound management Surgically managing pyometra C-section — surgical technique C-section, feline — surgical technique C-section, canine — surgical technique Perineal hernia repair — internal obturator flap Naso-esophageal feeding tube placement Esophagostomy feeding tube placement Gastrostomy feeding tube placement Jejunostomy feeding tube placement