September 2022

Long-term outcome of dogs treated by surgical debridement of proximal humeral osteochondrosis

All dogs exhibited ipsilateral muscle atrophy and progressive osteoarthritis.

Comparison of Hindlimb Conformation in Cats with and without Medial Patellar Luxation

Cats with high-grade MPL have decreased TT, TTD and T:P and may require tibial tuberosity transposition and femoral trochleoplasty.

Retrospective evaluation of surgical technique, complications and long-term outcome of lateral and medial humeral condylar fractures in 80 dogs

Complications occur frequently after surgical fixation of HCF.

Validation of a biomechanical testing protocol of craniodorsal hip luxation in feline cadavers and comparison of two ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene materials used for extra-articular hip stabilisation

The extra-articular UHMWPE implant stabilisation technique proved to be more efficient than UHMWPE iliofemoral suture.

Presenting signs and clinical outcome in dogs with metaphyseal osteopathy: 39 cases (2009-2018)

Metaphyseal osteopathy should be considered in non-ambulatory painful young dogs.

Outcomes and complications reported from a multiuser canine hip replacement registry over a 10-year period

THR implants should be carefully selected when revising femoral head and neck excisions.

Design and topographic evaluation of a canine humeral anatomic plating system (CHAPS) for humeral condylar fracture repair in spaniels

This novel system may have application for the stabilization of humeral condylar fractures.

Three-dimensional volume rendering planning, surgical treatment, and clinical outcomes for femoral and tibial detorsional osteotomies in dogs

A higher complication rate is expected when FDO and TDO are performed in the same hindlimb.

Short-Term Clinical and Radiographic Outcome after Stabilization of Femoral Capital Physeal Fractures with Cortical Positional Screws in 39 Cats

This technique seemed successful in cats with a low-grade preoperative femoral neck osteolysis.

Results of using multiplanar reconstructed CT images for assessing elbow joint osteoarthritis in dogs are consistent with results of radiographic assessment

MPR scores were more consistent and more comparable to radiographic scores.