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When Advanced Veterinary Masterclass Meets Thulium Laser: Minimally‑Invasive Diagnosis and Treatment Enters the Era of Precision Therapy

— On‑site Report of the Chengdu Advanced Canine & Feline Veterinary Masterclass —

Summer heat lingers in Chengdu in August, yet veterinary professionals’ passion for technical research burns even brighter. At the recently concluded Advanced Canine & Feline Veterinary Masterclass, elite veterinarians from across China gathered for in‑depth discussions on challenging conditions including hepatobiliary‑digestive disorders, endocrinopathies and severe urological diseases in dogs and cats.

At this high‑caliber academic event, alongside exchanges of cutting‑edge theories, one clinical solution focused on “precision” and “minimally‑invasive intervention” drew wide attention: our company’s veterinary‑specific thulium laser therapeutic system. More than an upgrade of surgical instruments, it stands as powerful evidence that modern veterinary surgery is shifting from extensive management to refined, meticulous practice.

Resolving Calculus Challenges in Large‑Breed Dogs: From Large Incisions to Scarless Outcomes

During the urology session, management of bladder and urethral calculi in large‑breed dogs remained a key topic. Medium‑to‑large breeds such as Golden Retrievers and German Shepherds are highly prone to bladder stones due to their body conformation and dietary habits. Conventional open cystotomy requires a 10‑15 cm abdominal incision. Surgeons must dissect thick abdominal muscles and fascial layers. After incising the highly vascular bladder wall, patients face risks including urine leakage, infection and cicatricial stricture. For pet owners, such invasive surgery often poses substantial psychological concerns.

Thulium laser technology brings a disruptive solution to this clinical bottleneck.

Via the native physiological urethral lumen, an ultra‑thin endoscope guides the 1940 nm optical fiber into the bladder. Even hard stones the size of pigeon eggs can be instantly pulverized and aspirated with irrigation fluid circulation. For concurrent bladder polyps or urethral neoplasms, the thulium laser enables simultaneous vaporization resection and deep coagulative hemostasis. The procedure achieves true natural‑orifice transluminal intervention: no surgical incision, no suturing, and nearly zero intraoperative bleeding.

“Thulium laser combined with urethroscopy represents the current gold‑standard approach for complex urolithiasis.”— Case presentation by masterclass faculty

This principle embodies the core value our veterinary‑specific thulium laser therapeutic system aims to promote.

Multi‑functional Platform: Empowering Minimally‑Invasive Upgrades for General Practice

Beyond urology and dentistry, our thulium laser therapeutic system leverages the unique physical properties of the 1940 nm wavelength to deliver clinical value across multiple departments:

• Otolaryngology: Precise vaporization of ear canal mucosa for chronic proliferative otitis externa (common in Cocker Spaniels and Schnauzers); resection of elongated soft palate in brachycephalic breeds (French Bulldogs, English Bulldogs) to improve airway patency.

• Soft‑tissue Surgery: Office‑based minimally‑invasive resection of benign cutaneous masses (e.g., sebaceous adenomas, papillomas) with minimal bleeding and rapid healing.

• Dentistry: Resection of hyperplastic gingiva, periodontal pocket debridement, hemostasis and bacteriostatic effect.

Conclusion: Aligning with Advanced Clinical Standards toward a Precision‑oriented Future

The Chengdu Advanced Canine & Feline Veterinary Masterclass delivered a clear industry message: canine and feline medicine is rapidly evolving toward precision, minimal invasiveness and reduced peri‑procedural stress.

Centered on the 1940 nm high water‑absorption wavelength, our veterinary‑specific thulium laser therapeutic system integrates cutting, vaporization, coagulation and hemostasis. It features low operational barriers and broad compatibility. We look forward to collaborating with veterinary peers worldwide to ease the suffering of companion animals through technological innovation, so that every clinical decision is backed by reliable equipment.