Imaging

Earlier intervention in dogs with CCL disease may be warranted to decrease synovitis and progression of osteoarthritis.

CT reveals a substantially higher number of highly comminuted fractures.

The MRI additionally identified abnormal subchondral bone signals in nine stifles and muscular hyperintensity in six cases.

In the absence of client concerns the necessity of follow-up radiographs is debatable.

Our study demonstrates robust performance of CNNs for detecting abnormal elbow joints.

This study introduces an enhanced classification system for tibial apophyseal fractures in dogs.

Both modalities can localize anatomically lesions in detail.

Radiographic imaging alone is insufficient for reliably diagnosing humeral intracondylar fissures in dogs.

Follow-up CT may be warranted in skeletally immature French bulldogs.

No difference was found in inter- and intraobserver variability between scoring systems.