Uretrostomia escrotal como tratamiento de estenosis uretral post quirúrgico.

Abstract

Next, the description of the clinical approach developed during the internship stay at the Vetmedical veterinary clinic where a 9-year-old Yorkshire Terrier canine patient was treated, who came to the consultation for dysuria, said patient had undergone a lower urinary tract surgical procedure in another veterinary clinic in another city. A detailed physical examination showed manifestations of pain on palpation in the región caudal abdominal abdominal activity. A urinary catheterization showed partial stenosis of the extrapelvic urethra at the prescrotal level. Diagnostic tests included an ultrasound check-up, lateral and ventorodorsal abdominal x-rays, partial urine tests, hemoleukogram, biochemical tests, and SDMA measurement to determine renal functionality. A surgical procedure of urethrostomy was performed at the scrotal level; The patient had a satisfactory evolution, recovering in his totality.