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Twelve clinical cases of chronic obstructive urolithiasis in male goats were selectedfor the study with the objective to evaluate two surgical techniques - modified proximal perinealurethrostomy (MPPU) with direct guided urethral catheterisation (Group I) and tube cystostomy(Group II) for the surgical management. Ultrasonography was effective in assessing the urinarybladder and detection of uroliths. Functional patency of normal urethra was regained in five out of sixanimals of each group by third post-operative week. Direct access to the perineal urethra providingquick relief to the turgid bladder was identified as the major advantage of modified proximal perinealurethrostomy technique. Tube cystostomy technique provided direct visual assessment of urinarybladder, precise fixing of Foley’s catheter and retrieval of uroliths. Even though this technique wasfound to be more invasive, it was identified as an effective approach for correcting cystorrhexisresulted from obstructive urolithiasis

journal of veterinary and animal sciences

Comparative evaluation of modified proximal perineal urethrostomy with direct guided urethral catheterisation and tube cystostomy for the management of obstructive urolithiasis in male goats