What is canine laryngeal paralysis? Canine laryngeal paralysis occurs when the arytenoid cartilages and vocal cords do not abduct properly during inspiration, causing: stridor inspiratory dyspnoea exercise intolerance cyanosis respiratory crises. In this context, the silicone laryngeal stent may be a minimally invasive alternative, useful in both emergency situations and chronic management or post-surgical laryngeal stenosis. In a series of seven dogs, the placement of a sili

Clinical case: female dog with laryngeal paralysis and use of a laryngeal stent A 15-year-old female dog arrived at AniCura Valencia in severe respiratory distress. Dr Jorge Llinás examined her and confirmed a complex condition: laryngeal paralysis, infectious laryngitis and bronchopneumonia. Emergency intubation was essential. On examination, the larynx was very friable and markedly inflamed, in the context of a lesion secondary to a previous pathology and with an infectious

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