CelloVet

14/10/2022

Come by our booth 1006 and say hi American College of Veterinary Surgeons

18/02/2022

So amazed by this surgeon's skills placing CelloVet around a left gastro-phrenic shunt laparoscopically!

10/01/2022

New pre-packaged sterilized Cellovet strips available soon at www.cellovet.com

05/08/2021

Cellovet being used in laparoscopic shunt attenuation in Spain.

14/01/2021

Cellovet being used in minimally invasive shunt occlusion in Spain. Such amazing work by David García - Cirujano Veterinario de Mínima Invasión

13/06/2020

Cellovet being used in a laparoscopic portocaval shunt in Spain. Great job by David García - Cirujano Veterinario de Mínima Invasión at Clinica Veterinaria San Fermin

11/05/2020

26/10/2019

Interesting resident talk at American College of Veterinary Surgeons symposium in Las Vegas 2019 on CelloVet use in 6 research cats at the University of Georgia. In this study, 6 cats had their external iliac vein banded with CelloVet, whilst the contralateral vein had a sham dissection performed. CT angiogram was then performed post op, 2, 4 and 8 weeks later. Results were variable between animals, but 3/6 had complete attentuation at 8 weeks, 2 had moderate attenutation, and 1 cat had only mild attenutation. One cat which had complete attenuation at 4 weeks, with regression to moderate attenuation at 8 weeks. 1 cat only every had mild attenutation at every time point. All cats had histopathology performed at 8 weeks and all have evidence of a consistent foreign body reaction, perivascular fibrosis and none had evidence of vessel patency, despite CT angiograms to the contrary. What does this all mean? CelloVet is real cellophane and is definitely causing the histopathological changes we want to see in vivo that cause slow vascular attenutation of PSS, but there does appear to be some intersubject variability in response and differences between CT results and microscopy. Further studies are being sponsored by CelloVet to help answer these questions. Stay tuned!

17/10/2019

Awesome to be a part of American College of Veterinary Surgeons

14/10/2019

Heading to American College of Veterinary Surgeons symposium ? We will see you there! Check out our advertisement in the official app!

11/04/2019

New sterilization recommendations and products - https://mailchi.mp/4e3d38cdf3e3/new-sterilization-recommendations-and-products

Dear , We have recently made some changes to our sterilization recommendations, which can be found in full here. We strongly encourage you to read these in detail and adjust your current protocols accordingly in order to get the best results.  In summary, we found that recently obser...

04/03/2019

One of our personal favorites! The CelloVet+ Reinforcement polymer.

26/02/2019

https://mailchi.mp/9715a05f21a0/new-products-in-the-face-of-cellophane-cut-through

Dear , We have always stuck to our founding philosophy that pure, uncoated cellophane is an appropriate means of shunt attenuation in many instances, however recently we have had to rethink that due to continued reports of cut through of hemostatic clips through the CelloVet at the...

01/12/2018

New articles shedding light on portosystemic shunts

Several new veterinary cellophane and portosystemic shunt studies published Have you been keeping track of the literature this past few months? If not, there are a plethora of new studies looking at various aspects of cellophane or thin film banding use for attenuation of portosystemic shunts in vet...

24/10/2018

Hoping everyone at American College of Veterinary Surgeons is having a ball. We won't be represented this year, but we look forward to seeing you next year!

01/09/2018

Isn't it hard picking just one?