Veterinary Endoscopy for the Small Animal Practitioner. Группа авторов

Veterinary Endoscopy for the Small Animal Practitioner - Группа авторов


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Photo depicts a manual Tankersley tilt table designed for performing laparoscopic ovariectomies in dogs and cats. This table attaches to the top of most standard-sized small animal surgery tables. Photo depicts the Tankersley table tilted 45-degree in the position used for laparoscopic ovariectomies. The table tilts to both sides and has an intermediate tilt position for use when less angulation is required. Photo depicts a large dog fixed in place on the TTT ready for performing a laparoscopic ovariectomy. The Tankersley tilt table is currently available through Karl Storz. Photo depicts a DRE Panomed operating table for small animal use shown with the patient tilted both in a head down position and tilted slightly to the right. The black pads on both ends of the patient and on both sides are positioners to hold the patient in position when the table is tilted to the side. Photo depicts the DRE Panomed powered operating table for small animal practice with the patient tilted 45-degree to the left. Note the positioners on both sides of the patient. For a dog of this size when 45-degree tilting is planned, four of the positioners are needed, one on each side for the thorax and one on each side for the abdomen. Prior to draping, tilting is done to each side to test for patient stability and confirm that the patient will not slide off the table when the table is tilted. Photo depicts the same patient as seen in the Figure 2.24 tilted to the right prior to draping completing testing for patient stability. This is easy and quick and can minimize the risk of a disaster.

      2.2.9 Rigid Telescopes

Photo depicts telescopes available for use in small animal practice including from left to right: A 10 mm diameter, 31 cm long, 0-degree laparoscope; a 5 mm diameter, 29 cm long, 0-degree laparoscope; a 4.0 mm diameter, 30 cm long, 30-degree cystoscope; a 1.0 mm diameter, 20 cm long, 0-degree semirigid needle scope; the 2.7 mm diameter, 18 cm long, 30-degree multipurpose rigid telescope (MPRT); a 3 mm diameter, 14 cm long, 0-degree laparoscope; a 2.4 mm diameter, 10 cm long, 30-degree arthroscope; and a 1.9 mm diameter, 6.5 cm long, 30-degree arthroscope that is set above the line of telescopes. The degree angles of the telescopes listed are examples and many are available in one to multiple viewing angles.
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