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|Articles|June 23, 2011

Video: Fluoroscopically guided urethral stent placement

Dr. Matthew Beal discusses this promising noninvasive alternative to cystostomy tubes.

Veterinary emergency and critical care specialist Dr. Matthew Beal discusses this exciting development in critical care that is a promising noninvasive alternative to cystostomy tubes in patients with urethral obstructions secondary to malignant tumors.


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