Urolítiase canina com urólito composto e pólipos em vesícula urinária

Abstract

Urolithiasis is a frequent affection that affects the urinary tract of dogs, its clinical signs are variable depending on its location and type the most common in dogs are those of calcium oxalate with incidence in male, elderly and castrated dogs, struvite another common urolith In bitches, it is important that a thorough physical examination is performed, urine collection is essential to analyze and identify the presence of crystals in the sediment, the mineral composition is important in order to establish treatment protocols, reducing the supersaturation of the Urine can prevent the formation of urolith, imaging tests such as radiography and ultrasonography are important to identify the location of uroliths, thus making the choice of clinical treatment or surgical treatment.