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I Urinary
lapis categories reproduction
Brachycephalic syndrome
Castration
Cellulitis
Cesarean section
Clinical examination
Diseases of the growing rabbit
Dystocia
Endometrial hyperplasia
Hereditary conditions
Normal reproduction
Ovarian cysts
Ovarian neoplasia
Ovariohysterectomy
Ovary: abscess
Pregnancy toxemia
Pseudopregnancy
Pyometra
Radiology: lower urinary and genital tracts
References: Reproduction
References: Urogenital
Stress, depression and the companion animal veterinarian
Testis: orchitis / epididymitis
Uterine adenocarcinoma
Uterus: infection
Vagina: discharge
Vagina: prolapse
Abdomen: neutered female - lateral radiograph
Bone: metastases - radiograph
Castration 01: prepare the surgical site
Castration 02: scrotal incision
Castration 03: incising the scrotum
Castration 04: exteriorize the testicle
Castration 05: clamp the spermatic cord
Castration 06: transect spermatic cord
Castration 07: hemorrhage control
Castration 08: spermatic cord stump
Castration 09: subcuticular closure
Castration 10: skin closure
Castration: open technique 01 - preparation
Castration: open technique 02 - skin incision
Castration: open technique 03 - exteriorize testicle
Castration: open technique 04 - identify testicular attachment
Castration: open technique 05 - dissect scrotal skin attachment
Castration: open technique 06 - inverted scrotal skin
Castration: open technique 07 - identify vaginal tunic
Castration: open technique 08 - dissect ligament of tail of epididymis
Castration: open technique 09 - ligate spermatic cord
Castration: open technique 10 - allow cord to retract
Castration: open technique 11 - ligate testis
Castration: open technique 12 - ligate vaginal tunic
Castration: open technique 13 - closure
Castration: testes removed
Myxomatosis: genital swelling 01
OHE 01: skin incision
OHE 02: incise linea alba
OHE 03: laparotomy
OHE 04: exteriorize uterus
OHE 05: identify uterine vessels
OHE 06: clamp ovarian pedicle
OHE 07: double clamp ovarian pedicle
OHE 08: ligate ovarian pedicle
OHE 09: transfixion ligature of ovarian pedicle
OHE 10: ovarian stump
OHE 11: clamp uterine body
OHE 12: ligate uterine vessels
OHE 13: ligate vagina
OHE 14: transect uterus
OHE 15: body wall closure
OHE 16: skin closure
OHE 19: ligate uterine vessels
Post mortem 06: penis
Post mortem 08: testicle
Post mortem 09: testicle section
Pseudopregnancy: fur pulling - dewlap
Reproductive anatomy 01: uterine horns
Reproductive anatomy 02: cervix and vagina
Restraint 04: sexing
Restraint 09: sexing
Sexing 01: female genitalia
Sexing 02: male genitalia
Testes: tumor and pododermatitis
Uterus: adenocarcinoma 01 - pathology
Uterus: adenocarcinoma 02 - pathology
Uterus: enlarged - lateral radiograph
Uterus: enlarged - pathology
Uterus: hydrometra
Uterus: normal - pathology
Uterus: normal anatomy
Uterus: pregnancy radiograph lateral
Uterus: pyometra 01 - intra-operative
Uterus: pyometra 02 - intra-operative
Uterus: pyometra 03 - pathology
Uterus: pyometra 04 - pathology
Uterus: uterine stump infection
Closed castration technique
Ovariohysterectomy technique
Caesarean section
Mastitis
Uterine problems
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