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Treatment of canine nasopharyngeal stenosis using balloon-expandable metallic stents: long-term follow-up of four cases.
Journal of Small Animal Practice 2015 December 25
Four dogs were diagnosed with nasopharyngeal stenosis using endoscopy and magnetic resonance imaging. Treatment using balloon-expandable metallic stent, placed under fluoroscopic and endoscopic guidance, resulted in immediate resolution of clinical signs. All dogs were clinically normal 40 to 62 months following stent placement.
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