Vesikelschnürung
Vesikelschnürung refers to a surgical technique used in veterinary medicine, specifically for the management of certain bladder conditions in animals. The term, of German origin, translates to "bladder constriction" or "bladder tying." This procedure involves creating a constriction or ligation around the neck of the bladder or a portion of the urethra. The primary goal of vesikelschnürung is typically to alter the normal flow of urine from the bladder.
Historically, this technique has been employed in various contexts, often to address conditions like urinary incontinence
Modern veterinary surgical practices have evolved, and while vesikelschnürung was once a more common approach for