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DVMs, Is Your Vessel Sealer Not “Cutting It”?
Vessel sealers have been used in human medicine for many years and have a myriad of benefits including faster surgery times, less blood loss, a clearer operative field, less tissue trauma/thermal injury and fewer instrument exchanges during the procedure. These benefits are realized because of a vessel sealer’s two primary functions: delivery of intelligent energy combined with transection of tissue using an integrated blade.
How does it work?
Advanced energy devices continually evaluate the tissue in the jaws of the device and optimize the amount of energy delivered to denature proteins and form a sticky coagulum that seals vessels. Delivering too much energy to the tissue can result in excessive eschar, smoke and tissue adherence to the device. Applying too little energy to the tissue may not seal a vessel and will result in bleeding.
A Cut Above the Rest
A true vessel sealing device also offers a concealed blade within the device jaws. This provides integrated transection which allows for fewer surgical maneuvers. Clamp, seal and transect are all reliably completed with one bite of tissue in under 10 seconds. There is no need for additional clamps, multiple seals, or instrument exchanges for scissors.
Vessel sealing with advanced energy and an integrated blade for transection can be a significant enhancement to any veterinarian practice for procedures like spay, neuter, pyometra resection, splenectomy, soft palate resection and amputation. VetOvation offers a wide range of affordable vessel sealing options by way of Applied Medical Voyant and Aesculap Caiman product lines. Please view our product information and videos on www.vetovation.com or contact us at (919) 247-0328.
Video Scope System for Otoscopy/Rhinoscopy and Intubation
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Two portable VetOvation video scope systems that can be used for veterinary otoscopy, rhinoscopy and small animal intubation.
VETERGY 200 ESU Set-up Training
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Neartown Animal Clinic Now Offering Advanced Endoscopic Services!
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Raleigh, NC – July 31, 2024 – We’re thrilled to announce that Neartown Animal Clinic in Houston, TX is now offering cutting-edge endoscopic services, including endoscopy, rhinoscopy, and otoscopy, with the VetOvation system. This advanced technology allows our veterinarians to use a tiny scope to diagnose and treat various conditions inside your pet’s stomach, ear, and nose.
Endoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that enables us to look inside the stomach and even remove foreign objects or perform biopsies, reducing the need for more invasive open surgical procedures. This means quicker recovery times and less discomfort for your furry family members.
They are excited to bring this technology to their clinic to enhance the care and treatment we provide to our patients. Your pet’s health and well-being are top priorities, and together we are committed to offering the best possible medical care.
For more information, please contact Neartown Animal Clinic at info@neartownvet.com or 713.526.1502
For more information about VetOvation and our revolutionary veterinary surgical solutions, please visit VetOvation’s website or contact our team 919-247-0328.
About VetOvation – VetOvation is committed to advancing veterinary care through innovative surgical technologies. Many of these tools have been around for years in the human medical market but have not yet made the transition to veterinary medicine. By equipping veterinarians with innovative tools and techniques, VetOvation aims to improve animal health outcomes and enhance the quality of life for pets everywhere. Their dedication to veterinary excellence is reflected in their continuous efforts to provide the best surgical solutions and support to veterinary professionals.
Les Meadowcroft
VetOvation
Email: les@vetovation.com
Phone: (844) 255-7297
Laparoscopic Instrument Tray Wrapping Guide for the Sterlink U-510 Sterilizer
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Process to use when wrapping a laparoscopic instrument tray for sterilization in the Sterlink U-510 Sterilizer. This does not apply for the Sterlink FPS Sterilization System.
Sterlink U-510 Set-Up & Training
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The Hidden Dangers of Foxtails: A Veterinary Perspective
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Raleigh, NC – July 18, 2024 – Foxtails are a persistent and potentially deadly hazard for pets, particularly in regions west of the Mississippi River where these plants are prevalent. As veterinary experts and surgeons, it is imperative to have advanced tools and techniques for the effective treatment of foxtail infestations in pets. At VetOvation, we provide cutting-edge technology designed to enhance your practice and ensure the best outcomes for your patients.
Advanced Tools for Effective Foxtail Removal
Incorporating state-of-the-art equipment into your practice can revolutionize how you handle foxtail-related injuries. VetOvation offers a range of tools specifically designed to make the diagnosis and extraction of foxtails easier and more efficient.
VetOvation Video Otoscope
The VetOvation Video Otoscope is an essential tool for general foxtail removal. This device connects to smartphones, providing enhanced visualization and easier extraction of foxtails. The real-time imaging capability of the Video Otoscope allows for accurate location and removal of foxtails, even in challenging cases such as nasal or ear penetrations. By minimizing patient stress and maximizing success rates, this tool is a game-changer in veterinary practice.
Introducing VetOvation’s Endoscopy Package
We are proud to offer a comprehensive endoscopy package that simplifies the process of locating and extracting foxtails with minimal effort. Our package includes:
- A iPhone scope adapter for real-time imaging.
- A special LED light for enhanced visibility.
- Access to a free phone app for easy integration of images and videos.
- A small scope that magnifies images 30x.
- Flexible grasper to removing foxtails.
For veterinary professionals who do not use iPhones, a wifi-enabled camera is available to ensure compatibility and efficiency in your practice. VetOvation’s tools make seeing and treating foxtails quick and safe, ensuring you can provide the best care for your patients with minimal effort.
Case Studies Highlighting VetOvation Technology
- Nasal Penetration: A mastiff undergoing nasal scoping to locate a foxtail demonstrated the efficiency of the VetOvation Video Otoscope. The real-time imaging allowed for precise location and extraction, significantly reducing the need for extensive diagnostics and ensuring a smoother procedure.
- Paw Penetration: In a case involving a Great Dane with an 8-inch tract created by a foxtail between the toes, the flexible shaft forceps from our endoscopy package enabled a less invasive and highly effective extraction process.
- Skin Penetration: The timely use of VetOvation’s tools in detecting and removing small foxtails prevented the development of a fatal abscess in a dog, underscoring the critical need for advanced technology in veterinary practice.
Improving Diagnostic and Therapeutic Outcomes
Preventing foxtail-related injuries and ensuring the well-being of pets requires not only vigilance but also the right technology. By incorporating VetOvation’s video otoscope into your practice, you can enhance your diagnostic and surgical capabilities, provide better patient care, and improve outcomes.
Conclusion
Foxtails pose a serious threat to pets, and having the right tools at your disposal is crucial for effective treatment. VetOvation’s innovative technology ensures that veterinary professionals are well-equipped to handle these challenges. By utilizing our specialized instruments, you can mitigate risks and ensure the well-being of your animal patients.
For more information about VetOvation and our revolutionary veterinary surgical solutions, please visit VetOvation’s website or contact our team 919-247-0328.
About VetOvation – VetOvation is committed to advancing veterinary care through innovative surgical technologies. Many of these tools have been around for years in the human medical market but have not yet made the transition to veterinary medicine. By equipping veterinarians with innovative tools and techniques, VetOvation aims to improve animal health outcomes and enhance the quality of life for pets everywhere. Their dedication to veterinary excellence is reflected in their continuous efforts to provide the best surgical solutions and support to veterinary professionals.
Les Meadowcroft
VetOvation
Email: les@vetovation.com
Phone: (844) 255-7297
Kimberly Furtado
Territory Manager
NE California / Nevada
Cell (530) 575-1800
National (800) 225-7911
Kimberly.Furtado@PattersonVet.com
www.pattersonvet.com
Additionally, here is a video of a veterinary hospital where you can see the tools in action.
For more information on foxtails, check out this recent article by UC Davis.
Sterlink U-510 Overview
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Enhancing Brachycephalic Dogs’ Lives: VetOvation’s Surgical Innovations for Better Breathing
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Raleigh, NC – June 27, 2024 – VetOvation, a leader in veterinary surgical solutions, is making significant strides in improving the quality of life for brachycephalic dogs, those beloved flat-faced breeds such as French bulldogs, pugs, and Boston Terriers. These dogs often suffer from Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS), a condition that severely impacts their ability to breathe. Through innovative surgical interventions, VetOvation is providing these dogs with a new lease on life.
Meet Isabella and Harley – A French bulldog named Isabella was experiencing severe breathing difficulties due to BOAS. With the expertise of Dr. Carrie Foltyn at Southwest Veterinary Services and the advanced technology provided by VetOvation, Isabella underwent a soft palate resection and nasal passage widening. These two procedures dramatically improved her ability to breathe and enjoy a normal life.
Similarly, another French bulldog named Harley benefited from the skills of Tony Kahn, DVM, DACVS with Anchor Veterinary Surgery. Harley’s procedures, using VetOvation’s Voyant Vessel Sealer, included a soft palate resection and nares resection. Not only did the procedures enhance her airway, but they also gave her an improved quality of life.
Innovative Technology: The Voyant Vessel Sealer – The Voyant Vessel Sealer is at the forefront of VetOvation’s technological advancements. This state-of-the-art tool manufactured by Applied Medical allows for precise and effective sealing of blood vessels up to 7mm (about 0.28 in) in diameter using radiofrequency energy. It not only aids in procedures specific to BOAS but is also instrumental in a wide range of other surgeries, from tumor removals to spays and neuters.
Veterinarian Testimonials – Justin Kerr, DVM of Burnt Store Animal Hospital and Joe Chow, DVM of Rusty Ridge Animal Center have both highlighted the transformative impact of the Voyant Vessel Sealer. They emphasize its efficiency, precision, and the enhanced outcomes it provides for their patients. Dr. Kerr notes, “The vessel sealer that came along with the laparoscopic bundle is the single thing in this clinic that I could not do my job without.” Cindy Eward, DVM, DACVS of Synergy Vet Surg recommends owners of Brachiocephalic dogs should monitor their dog for any for any breathing changes or difficulties. Warning signs include “exercise intolerance, excessive panting and overheating, and above all speaking with your veterinarian”. We’ve included a video of Dr. Eward discussing Brachiocephalic dogs below.
About VetOvation – VetOvation is committed to advancing veterinary care through innovative surgical technologies. Many of these tools have been around for years in the human medical market but have not yet made the transition to veterinary medicine. By equipping veterinarians with innovative tools and techniques, VetOvation aims to improve animal health outcomes and enhance the quality of life for pets everywhere. Their dedication to veterinary excellence is reflected in their continuous efforts to provide the best surgical solutions and support to veterinary professionals.
For more information about VetOvation and their revolutionary veterinary surgical solutions, please visit VetOvation’s website or contact CEO Les Meadowcroft.
Les Meadowcroft
VetOvation
Email: les@vetovation.com
Phone: (844) 255-7297
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