JeetVet Endoscopy · Clinical Records | Endoscopic Clinical Practice of Vascular Ring Anomaly
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- Sep 12,2025
Summary
A 1.5-month-old kitten with persistent vomiting was diagnosed with PRAA. Using JeetVet veterinary endoscopy, precise diagnosis and surgery were achieved. The soft, flexible scope minimized trauma and supported a smooth recovery.
I. Patient Background
1. Basic Information
Name: Xiao Guai
Breed: Orange Cat
Sex: Female
Age: 1.5 months
2. Chief Clinical Symptoms
After being adopted and fed goat milk, occasional vomiting occurred. As the kitten grew and was switched to solid cat food, vomiting became a daily occurrence.
II. Routine Examination
Laboratory examination led to the diagnosis of vascular ring anomaly (PRAA), with surgical intervention recommended.
III. Diagnosis and Treatment Plan
1. Diagnosis: PRAA
2. Treatment Outcome:
Surgical intervention was performed, and prognosis is usually favorable.
3. Postoperative Management:
Routine fluid therapy, feeding with elevated food, and placement in a Bailey chair for 1–3 months.
IV. Analysis and Discussion
The success of this case can be attributed to two key factors:
1. Precise and Efficient Diagnostic System
Based on the detailed description of clinical symptoms provided by the pet owner, combined with imaging examination results, a rapid and accurate diagnosis was achieved. This established a solid foundation for targeted treatment.
2. Significant Advantages of Minimally Invasive Endoscopy
The use of JeetVet veterinary endoscope provided a high-definition visual field. Its soft and slender insertion section greatly reduced irritation and the risk of injury to the gastrointestinal mucosa, effectively preventing complications such as intestinal obstruction.
