Silicone stent placement for laryngeal diseases: a retrospective study of 14 dogs (2022-2025).

M David¹, L Giraud¹, R Dumont¹, S Gibert¹, A Dunié-Mérigot¹, L Boiron¹, P Sériot¹, F Jolivet¹

¹CHV Languedocia, 470 rue Favre de Saint Castor, Montpellier, France.

Abstract

OBJECTIVES: Surgical lateralisation is the gold standard for treating laryngeal paralysis in dogs; however, it remains invasive and expensive with possible life-threatening complications. This study evaluated the outcome of a non-surgical technique, laryngeal stent placement, for the treatment of laryngeal paralysis and other laryngeal conditions in dogs. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A retrospective si…

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