Advances in Equine Laparoscopy 2012
DOI: 10.1002/9781118704875.ch31
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Laparoscopic‐ and Endoscopic‐Assisted Removal of Cystic Calculi

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“…A laparoscopic approach to bladder stones under general anesthesia and in the standing horse have been reported . The laparoscopic approach reportedly provides superior visualization and access to repair bladder wall defects . One major drawback to these techniques, however, is the long surgical time, ascribed to the difficulty of the intracorporeal suturing technique and laparoscopic manipulation of the suture and instruments .…”
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“…A laparoscopic approach to bladder stones under general anesthesia and in the standing horse have been reported . The laparoscopic approach reportedly provides superior visualization and access to repair bladder wall defects . One major drawback to these techniques, however, is the long surgical time, ascribed to the difficulty of the intracorporeal suturing technique and laparoscopic manipulation of the suture and instruments .…”
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confidence: 99%