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OJVRTM
Online
Journal of Veterinary Research ©
Volume 15
(4): 318-333, 2011
New
laparoscopic vasectomy
techniques in dogs.
Mohamed
Marzok*, Mohamed Tawfik,
Gamal El-sayad,
Magdi Seleim
Department
of Surgery, Anesthesiology and
Radiology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Kaferelsheikh
University, Egypt
ABSTRACT
Marzok M, Tawfik M, El-sayad
G, Seleim M., New laparoscopic vasectomy
techniques in dogs,
Online J Vet Res., 15 (4): 318-333, 2011. Dogs were subjected to
laparoscopic vasectomy wherein
the vas deference was either severed
or occluded. Five new procedures are described with accompanying
photographs.
Results suggested that occlusive clipping laparoscopic sterilization
was
minimally invasive and faster.
Key words:
Dog, laparoscopic
vasectomy, techniques.