such as laryngeal bursitis or cyst

to relieve breathing difficulties

Make sure the horse is not moving during the procedure

Reduce pain and stress in horses

Usually in the most prominent part of the cyst

to ensure adequate drainage

Prevent postoperative infection

Remove fluid or pus from the cyst

Reduce local pressure

Keep the incision open

Promotes further drainage and healing

Ensure there are no abnormal changes

Treat any complications promptly

Follow your veterinarian's prescription

Change dressings regularly

promote recovery

avoid irritating foods

Prevent the incision from splitting

Promote the healing process

Causing difficulty breathing or swallowing in horses

Affect the normal life and work of horses

Avoid unnecessary surgical risks

Ensure the necessity of surgery

Determine the feasibility of surgery

Assess your horse's overall health

Keeping horses safe during surgery

Reduce intraoperative pain

Use imaging to help determine location

Ensure complete resection

Use delicate surgical instruments

Avoid damaging surrounding tissue

Follow your veterinarian’s medication instructions

Prevent postoperative infection

Change dressings regularly

Observe the incision healing status

Promote blood circulation and muscle recovery

Avoid complications caused by prolonged bed rest

Promote body recovery

Enhance immunity

Surgery to remove diseased tissue

Restore normal vocal function

Intervention for lesions affecting breathing

Improve quality of life

Make sure the surgery goes smoothly

Reduce horse discomfort

Accurately identify diseased areas

Reduce surgical injuries

Ensure complete removal of diseased tissue

Minimize damage to normal tissue

Use a suction device to remove blood and secretions

Ensure the accuracy of surgical procedures

Make sure you don’t have difficulty breathing

Detect and deal with complications promptly

Evaluate surgical results

Prevent vocal cord damage

Follow your veterinarian’s medication plan

Check the incision regularly

Support body recovery

Promote wound healing

Providing temporary or permanent breathing passage through tracheotomy

Relieve breathing difficulties

such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Provide a stable breathing environment for horses

Ensure surgical safety

Reduce pain and stress responses in horses

Make sure the surgery goes smoothly

Prepare suturing materials and drainage devices

Precise selection of incision locations

Avoid damage to surrounding blood vessels and nerves

Keep airway open

Ensure the horse is breathing normally

Prevent infection and blockage

Make sure the catheter is functioning properly

Observe your horse’s breathing rate and depth

Deal with catheter-related issues promptly

Follow your veterinarian’s medication instructions

Check regularly around the incision and catheter

Supports overall horse health

Promote wound healing

Cutting into the esophagus to remove foreign objects or repair damage

Restore normal eating and digestive functions

Such as esophageal tumors or strictures

Improve horses’ quality of life

Make sure the operation is undergoing smoothly

Reduce pain and stress responses in horses

Use imaging aids

Ensure surgical accuracy

Cutting open the esophagus to remove foreign objects or repair damage

Ensure sufficient operating space

Use absorbable sutures

Prevent esophageal stricture or leakage

Avoid putting excessive pressure on the esophagus

Promote wound healing

Prevent food from refluxing

Reduce esophageal irritation

Follow your veterinarian’s medication plan

Check the incision regularly

Ensure no complications occur

Make timely adjustments to diet and treatment plans