303.225.0960Build-to-Suit Rigid Endoscopy
Less Pain
All of the rigid endoscopy surgical procedures utilize small incisions (roughly the diameter of a dime) and minimize intraoperative tissue trauma and postoperative pain.
Faster Recovery
Hundreds of Biovision customers report that animals recover from rigid endoscopy surgical and diagnostic procedures much quicker and easier than from conventional open procedures. In many cases, the animals can go home the day of surgery.
Minimally Invasive
A wide range of procedures including simple otoscopy, rhinoscopy, foreign body retrievals, fistula tracks, laryngeal paralysis, feeding tube placements, vaginoscopy, thoracoscopy, and more can be performed through natural orifices or through a small single incision.
Featured Procedure Videos
Clinical Research
Our White Papers
“Comparison of single port access versus multiple port access systems in elective laparoscopy: 98 dogs (2005-2014),” by Esteban Gonzalez-Gasch and Eric Monnet (Veterinary Surgery, 44: 895–899. doi: 10.1111/vsu.12373)
“Duration, complications, stress, and pain of open ovariohysterectomy versus a simple method of laparoscopic-assisted ovariohysterectomy in dogs,” by Chad M. Devitt, DVM, MS, DACVS; Ray E. Cox, DVM; and Jim J. Hailey, DVM (J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2005 Sep 15;227(6):921-7)
Impact on Practice:
Interviews with practice staff (CVT, receptionist, assistant practice manager) discussing the positive impact laparoscopic procedures have on a practice, its patients, and its clients
Dr. Raymond Cox from the Center for the Advancement of Rigid Endoscopy (CARE) discusses the benefits and learning curve of laparoscopy and how CARE's “hands-on” continuing education (CE) differs from others.
