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A modified approach to portal placement for arthroscopic management of osteochondritis dissecans lesions of the tarsocrural joint in 15 dogs (19 tarsi)

This modified approach is an appealing and suitable alternative to the approach described previously for managing tarsal OCD lesions.

Minimally invasive tarsal arthrodesis in 15 dogs

MITA may be considered as an option to obtain functional arthrodesis in dogs.

Isolated fracture of the talus with asymptomatic contralateral talar fissure in two dogs

Unrecognised pathological processes of the talus could predispose to the development of fractures.

Risk Factors Associated with Plantar Necrosis following Tarsal Arthrodesis in Dogs

Violation of the intermetatarsal channel is possible during metatarsal screw placement.

Patient specific, synthetic, partial unipolar resurfacing of a large talar osteochondritis dissecans lesion in a dog

Patient-specific instrumentation may be an effective treatment option.

Loop modification of the traditional three-loop pulley pattern improves the biomechanical properties and resistance to 3-mm gap formation in a canine common calcanean teno-osseous avulsion model

6LP was superior to all other evaluated constructs in all assessed parameters.

Biomechanical comparison of screw and suture fixation for temporary transarticular tarsocrural immobilization in canine cadavers

The cortical screw provides increased tibiotarsal stability.

Tarsometatarsal stabilization after metatarsal bone amputation for treatment of an aneurysmal bone cyst in a cat

This method may be an alternative to arthrodesis.

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