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Small Animal Soft Tissue Surgery Q&A 15 (view source)
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Urethral prolapse.
Urethral prolapse.
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|l1=Urethral Prolapse
|q2=Which breeds are most commonly affected?
|q2=Which breeds are most commonly affected?
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The condition occurs almost exclusively in the English Bulldog.
The condition occurs almost exclusively in the English Bulldog.
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|l2=Urethral Prolapse
|q3=How does the condition occur?
|q3=How does the condition occur?
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Urethral prolapse can occur following irritation from genitourinary tract infection or excessive sexual stimulation.
Urethral prolapse can occur following irritation from genitourinary tract infection or excessive sexual stimulation.
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|l3=Urethral Prolapse
|q4=How would you treat the condition?
|q4=How would you treat the condition?
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Incising half of the circumference initially prevents retraction of the urethral mucosa and eliminates the need for stay sutures.
Incising half of the circumference initially prevents retraction of the urethral mucosa and eliminates the need for stay sutures.
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|l4=Urethral Prolapse#Treatment
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