00:00We have a dog who has eaten a foreign body in his stomach, and Hugues will
00:04launch into what we call a gastroscopy. With the camera that we have on-dessus.
00:08Here we are in the mouth of the dog, here we are in his oesophage, so the
00:12tuyau which leads to the stomach, and there Hugues goes into the stomach, and we see
00:17directly the foreign body. Ah yes, what's the problem there?
00:19So it's what we're going to try to remove, which is blocked in his stomach
00:23for a certain time, and which makes him sick. We see that there are several, there
00:26there is even another here. So there, Hugues goes towards the
00:29throat of the stomach, which goes towards the little intestine. So we see
00:32nothing in there, so we put the pin in the tube.
00:36Ah, it's the pin, wow! And so there, we have caught a piece. Hugues will try to
00:41slowly remove one of the pieces. Ohlala, incroyable!
00:45And then we will go out by the mouth, at the level of the cardiac, which is
00:49annoying, even if she is anesthesiated, we don't want to suffer or
00:54so it's not bad. And the first? And the first?
00:56The first piece of plastic that we have removed. Ah, ohlala!
00:58It's true that compared to an operation where you have to
00:59open it, it's what is the most fun for the dog?
01:02It's ambulatory. Here, we have the second piece
01:04to catch and remove it. And it's not bad. It's not bad.
01:07It's not bad. It's not bad. It's not bad. It's not bad.
01:08It's not bad. It's not bad.
01:09So, shit.
