Emergency Removal of a Proximal Tracheal Foreign Body by Tracheotomy in a Dog and a Cat

<div>A large foreign body (angular stone) in the proximal trachea with near-complete lumen obstruction in case 1. Right lateral radiographs of the cervical area before surgery (a) and gross appearance of the removed stone (b).</div>

Case Reports in Veterinary Medicine

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Figure 1: Emergency Removal of a Proximal Tracheal Foreign Body by Tracheotomy in a Dog and a Cat 