A 6-year-old Basset Hound dog is brought for evaluation because of a 1-week history of frequent regurgitation and inappetence. P
hysical examination shows difficulty swallowing and excessive salivation. The veterinarian suspects an ulcer somewhere between the mouth and the stomach. What minimally invasive procedures is the veterinarian most likely to perform?
According to my research on different veterinary procedures, I can say that based on the information provided within the question the veterinary is most likely to perform an Esophagoscopy. This is a procedure where the veterinary inserts a flexible endoscope in the mouth of the dog and guides it down to the esophagus. This device then takes enhanced images and displays it on a screen for the veterinary to see. This allows them to investigate and hopefully find the ulcer that is causing this problem.
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