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Grid Keratotomy in Dogs | Treating Non-Healing Corneal Ulcers (SCCED, Boxer Ulcer)

This surgical tutorial demonstrates the technique of grid keratotomy, a common and effective treatment for non-healing corneal ulcers in dogs—specifically Spontaneous Chronic Corneal Epithelial Defects (SCCEDs), often seen in breeds like Boxers. Watch as we walk through preparation, debridement, and grid creation on the corneal surface to encourage proper epithelial attachment and healing. This procedure is ideal for veterinarians, vet techs, and students looking to refine their small animal ophthalmic surgery skills. What You’ll Learn: Identifying and diagnosing SCCEDs Step-by-step grid keratotomy technique Instrumentation, safety tips, and healing expectations Post-operative care and follow-up considerations Subscribe for more veterinary ophthalmology and surgical technique videos: Veterinary Anesthesia and Surgery Channel Like this content? Subscribe and turn on notifications for more real-world veterinary procedures. #GridKeratotomy #SCCED #BoxerUlcer #CanineCornealUlcer #VeterinaryOphthalmology #DogEyeSurgery #NonHealingUlcer #VetMed #VetSurgery #VeterinaryTutorial #CanineOphthalmology #CornealUlcerTreatment #VetStudent Video created with the support of the 'Excellence in Education Grant' from the College of Veterinary Medicine, Iowa State University