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Percutaneous Cystolithotomy via scope: Bladder stone removal on French Bulldog

Introducing Bort! This handsome Frenchie was recently seen through the Emergency Services at Veterinary Specialty Hospital North County in San Marcos, CA for having a bladder obstruction from urinary stones. As you can see on the radiographs, he had numerous stones lodged within his urethra, the tube that drains urine from the bladder. Because of this, he underwent a surgical procedure called a 'percutaneous cystolithotomy'. This is an advanced, minimally-invasive procedure that allows removal of all the bladder and urethral stones through an incision smaller than a penny! The video shows a close up look at the stones and how they are removed with this advanced technology. Due to the less invasive nature of this procedure, Bort was able to go home the evening of his surgery to be with his family. Dr. Thomson (surgeon) is able to offer minimally-invasive procedures for all dogs with bladder stones -- getting them back on their feet faster than ever before! Warning - the video shows a look inside the urinary bladder which may be graphic to some. ethosvet.com