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Help Your Dog Get Back On Her Paws Faster Why Vessel Sealing? A Vessel Sealing Spay can be performed in a typical open or laparoscopic setting, with numerous benefits compared to a traditional spay. Vessel Sealing, with LigaSure™ technology is used worldwide in human and animal surgeries. It allows veterinarians to separate and seal internal vessels and tissues in one step, effectively reducing the trauma and extended recovery associated with traditional scalpel and suture techniques. Less Trauma, Less Pain Faster Recovery For more information about a vessel sealing spay, For more information on Vessel Sealing and Minimally Invasive Spays, or to see an informational video, check us out at: www.covidien.com/spay visit www.covidien.com/spay COVIDIEN, COVIIDIEN with logo, Covidien logo and “positive results for life”are US and internationally registered trademarks of Covidien AG. Other brands are trademarks of a Covidien company. (c) 2013 Covidien. H8353 2M 04/13 Request a Vessel Sealing Spay You Have Options. Pain Levels and Recovery Comparison p Traditional Spay1 Slowest recovery Faster recovery Extended period of activity restriction & possible need for pain medication Minimal May Normally stay require an overnight activity restriction Laparoscopic Spay3 Fastest recovery Minimal activity restriction performed as an Normally performed as an outpatient surgery outpatient surgery Longer surgery time can increase complications Shorter surgery time means less anesthesia and risk of complication Shorter Large Medium Small incision Ovarian ligament is stretched or torn We know how important your pet and her health is to you. That is why Covidien Animal Health is dedicated to supporting veterinarians with advanced, effective health care solutions. When scheduling your pet’s spay, consider your options. Vessel Sealing2 Increased tissue trauma, pain, bleeding and bruising 1 2 3 incision surgery time means less anesthesia and risk of complication incisions Telescope camera used for ligaments are enhanced visualization to permanently sealed off in place instead of being torn seal ovarian ligament Significantly decreased Considerably decreased tissue trauma, pain, tissue trauma, pain, bleeding, and bruising bleeding, and bruising Ovarian Tobias KM, Johnston SA. Veterinary Surgery: Small Animal: 2-Volume Series. (New York: Saunders, 2002: 1876-1878.) Peterson SW, Ostwald DA. Soft tissue surgical advances using vessel sealing technology. Wheat Ridge Veterinary Specialists. March 2009. Hutchison R. Laparoscopic spay of the female canine and feline. Small Animal Endoscopy, Third Edition. 2011: 466-467