Sport Medicine

Economic and Clinical Benefits of Orthopedic/Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation

After patient discharge, the team can then aid in the client and patient recovery at home.

Return to Sport after Injury: A Web-Based Survey of Owners and Handlers of Agility Dogs

Dogs that have undergone stifle surgery have the worst prognosis for return to agility and if they return, they are more likely to drop class.

Additional palmaroproximal-palmarodistal oblique radiographic projections improve accuracy of detection and characterization of equine flexor cortical lysis

Skyline radiographs using a flatter angle of incidence improve radiographic detection and characterization of flexor cortical lysis severity, may allow the beam to be tangential to the more distal portion of the navicular bone, and are recommended when flexor cortical lysis is suspected.

Kinetic and kinematic evaluation of compensatory movements of the head, pelvis and thoracolumbar spine associated with asymmetric weight bearing of the pelvic limbs in trotting dogs.

Ground reaction force adaptations to tripedal locomotion in dogs.

The effect of season and track condition on injury rate in racing greyhounds.

Modification of the contact area of a standard force platform and runway for small breed dogs.

Use of an inverse dynamics method to compare the three-dimensional motion of the pelvic limb among clinically normal dogs and dogs with cranial cruciate ligament-deficient stifle joints following tibial plateau leveling osteotomy or lateral fabellar-tibia

Use of an inverse dynamics method to describe the motion of the canine pelvic limb in three dimensions.

Precision and accuracy of ground reaction force normalization in a heterogeneous population of dogs.