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A nonoperative technique for establishment of a gastrostomy in the dog
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|September 1, 1983
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Gastrostomies have been performed nonoperatively under local anaesthesia using a simultaneous percutaneous and endoscopic approach. This technique has been modified to be done under fluoroscopy without the need for endoscopy. The technique and results in five dogs are described.
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