Diamond Burr Debridement for SCCED in Dogs | Treating Non-Healing Corneal Ulcers (Boxer Ulcer) скачать в хорошем качестве

Diamond Burr Debridement for SCCED in Dogs | Treating Non-Healing Corneal Ulcers (Boxer Ulcer)

In this veterinary ophthalmology tutorial, we demonstrate the diamond burr debridement technique for treating Spontaneous Chronic Corneal Epithelial Defects (SCCEDs)—commonly known as Boxer ulcers. This technique offers an effective, minimally invasive method for removing non-adherent epithelium and stimulating corneal healing. Ideal for veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and students, this video provides a full walkthrough of the patient prep, debridement process, instrumentation, and post-op care. 👁️ What You’ll Learn: Diagnosing SCCED and determining candidacy for burr debridement Safe use of the diamond burr tool Technique tips for thorough epithelial removal Post-procedure care recommendations 📌 For more canine ophthalmology and surgical procedure videos, subscribe here: 👉 Veterinary Anesthesia and Surgery Channel 🔔 Like this video? Subscribe and turn on notifications to keep up with the latest veterinary surgical techniques. #DiamondBurrDebridement #SCCED #BoxerUlcer #DogCornealUlcer #CanineOphthalmology #VeterinaryOphthalmology #VetSurgery #VeterinaryTutorial #VetStudent #VetMed #NonHealingUlcer #CornealTreatment #DogEyeCare Video created with the support of the 'Excellence in Education Grant' from the College of Veterinary Medicine, Iowa State University