Veterinary laparoscopic technology has been widely applied in the diagnosis and surgical treatment of animal diseases in veterinary clinical settings, as well as in biotechnology research such as animal husbandry production and embryo transfer. Let’s delve into the clinical applications of veterinary laparoscopic technology in small animals.Veterinary laparoscopy allows direct observation of abdominal organs such as the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, ovaries, uterus, and gastrointestinal tract surface. Therefore, most abdominal organ diseases can be diagnosed through laparoscopy. Laparoscopy can also be

When it comes to ENT endoscope, most people would think of ENT departments in hospitals, which use it to inspect and treat human ears, noses, and throats. But do you know about ENT endoscope for pets and its applications? Let’s explore the ENT endoscope in the pet world together.With the continuous development of medical technology, more and more pet hospitals are involving endoscopy technology, among which the ENT endoscope is relatively common. It is mainly used for examining the ears,

In recent years, with the improvement of living standards and changes in family structures, people have placed more emphasis on spiritual satisfaction, and an increasing number of people have begun to keep pets. The number of small animals has significantly increased, but various types of diseases have also frequently appeared, making the demand for endoscopic technology particularly urgent. So, what are the applications of endoscopic technology in the diagnosis and treatment of small animals? Let’s take a look together. Effective

Veterinary endoscopy is mainly used as an examination device for diseases of the animal’s digestive system, respiratory system, reproductive system, and other systems. It can be used in combination with specialized tools for treatment, removal of foreign objects swallowed by animals, as well as surgical and orthopedic procedures. Common clinical applications include:Veterinary gastroscope: Veterinary endoscopy not only displays the presence of foreign objects in the stomach, but it is also used to reveal suspicious or abnormal areas in the stomach,

The development of endoscopy has a history of more than 200 years. In recent years, with the promotion and popularization of minimally invasive surgical techniques globally, minimally invasive endoscopic medical devices have also developed rapidly. Introduction to Endoscopy Endoscopic minimally invasive medical devices mainly consist of endoscopes, endoscopic consumables, and supporting equipment. Endoscopy is a device that integrates optics, electronics, mechanics, materials, and other multidisciplinary technologies, with extremely high technical barriers. Endoscopes are mainly composed of three systems: the endoscope

Endoscopic surgery is characterized by its non-invasive and minimally invasive nature, resulting in less trauma, reduced pain, and rapid wound healing. It has been widely used in human medicine for a long time. However, due to the high requirements for equipment and technology, it is still a relatively advanced surgical method in the veterinary field worldwide. For animals, due to their large or small size, complex structure, and easy transition to stress, conventional surgical procedures may face difficulties in wound

With the rapid development of the animal research field, the demand for small animal endoscopy will continue to grow, and it will gradually replace traditional research methods with technological advancements.It can enter the stomach through the oral cavity or enter the body through other natural orifices. Using small animal endoscopy, lesions that cannot be seen by X-rays can be observed, such as ulcers or tumors in the stomach, inflammation or tumors in the intestine, and lesions in other abdominal organs.

Traditional surgeries for gastric foreign bodies involve lateral or ventral gastrotomy. However, due to the interference of the air sac and the presence of many ligaments around the stomach, the surgeries are difficult to perform. Foreign statistics have shown that the success rate of these surgeries is less than 50%. The reasons for death after surgery include: the digestive mucosa has been severely damaged, sometimes due to metal foreign bodies dissolving and causing poisoning, sometimes due to sharp foreign bodies

The 3mm flexible endoscope can be used for examination and treatment of multiple small natural cavities such as the nasal cavity, trachea, bronchi, ear canal, and urethra. It is particularly convenient for handling respiratory tract foreign bodies.An 8-year-old female pet dog, a Poodle weighing 1.5kg, may have inhaled grass during play, and clinically presented with sudden sneezing.The owner suspected that the dog inhaled the grass, and brought it to the hospital for endoscopic removal of the foreign body from the