¿Es el stent más caro que la cirugía? Analizamos la estructura de costes, el riesgo en el traslado del paciente y cómo el intervencionismo democratiza la veterinaria.

Laryngeal paralysis in dogs, also known as LarPar, is a respiratory condition that can seriously compromise a dog’s quality of life and, in some cases, become a medical emergency. In recent years, alongside traditional surgical options, the silicone laryngeal stent has gained traction as a minimally invasive alternative for keeping the airway open in certain patients. This article is based on a clinical review by Claire M. Lindo, DVM, shared by Charlestown Animal Hospital Wha

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

When we talk about laryngeal paralysis in dogs, we often think of an obvious diagnosis. But in clinical practice, the signs can be progressive, intermittent, and easy to confuse with other respiratory causes. This is what Aurora's story shows us (image 1). In this article, we share his progress and how, thanks to the work of veterinarian Dr Diego Lima (Brazil), the case was treated with a minimally invasive and effective option: an ABTVet silicone laryngeal stent, available i

Brachycephalic dog breeds Most affected brachycephalic breeds If you have any of these breeds: English Bulldog Boston Terrier French Bulldog Pekingese Pug Persian Cat Lhasa Apso Shar Pei You have probably said at some point, ‘My dog sounds like a pig’ or ‘My dog sounds like a little piggy’. Let me tell you that this is not cute or normal, but rather that your dog is a brachycephalic dog. What is brachycephalic syndrome and why does it affect so many popular breeds? Brachyceph

Why does my dog make noises when he breathes? Noisy breathing in dogs is a sign that something is not working properly in their airway. If you notice your dog making breathing noises, snoring while awake, panting for no apparent reason or seeming to choke, he could be facing a serious respiratory problem. Among the most common sounds are: Strident or labored breathing Snoring while awake Excessive panting ‘Grunting’ sounds when inhaling or exhaling These manifestations are of

Silicone Laryngeal Stent Implantation in Cats: Case Pancho and the Challenge of Laryngeal Stenosis

Laryngeal paralysis in cats. Use of silicone laryngeal stents: A vital solution for veterinary patients.

The stent was key to stabilising the cat, giving us time to assess his progress and consider the next steps in his treatment."

Tracheal collapse in dogs and cats, find out everything you need to know.

Courtesy of the doctors Giulia Boi - DVM, Luca Formaggini - DVM - RCVS - GPCert SASTSClinica Veterinaria Lago Maggiore - Dormelletto - Italia Introduction Silicone Laryngeal Stent in veterinary emergencies. Emergency treatment for respiratory failure in dogs and cats can be challenging. A recent study from the Lago Maggiore Veterinary Clinic in Italy evaluates the use of Silicone Laryngeal Stents in veterinary emergency as a quick and effective solution for these cases. Objec

This clinical case study explores the use of Veterinary silicone stent alternative to temporary tracheostomy