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Perineal Mass Resection
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George Ohta, DVM
VetScope
2020-03-03
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Dr. George Ohta
President of Inuyama Animal General Medical Center
He has conducted more than 30,000 surgeries in his career, covering a broad range of surgeries including soft tissue surgeries, orthopedics, neurosurgery, etc.p.1 -
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Steps
1. Approaching the Lesion
2. Exposure of the Mass
3. Confirming Root of the Mass
4. Mass Resection
5. Closure of Surgical Wound
A round mass with an uneven surface is seen from around the anus to the perineum in the lateral view x-ray. The insides of the mass is partially calcified.p.2 -
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Step 1
Approaching the Lesion
Staunch and resect the blood vessels flowing into the massp.3 -
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Step 2
Exposure of the Massp.4 -
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Step 3
Confirming Root of the Massp.5 -
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Step 4
Mass Resectionp.6 -
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Step 5
Closure of Surgical Woundp.7
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