November 2016

The technique was fast and easy to perform and allowed a minimally invasive approach while improving spinal cord visualization

A potential cause of chronic hindlimb lameness in medium to large breed dogs. MRI is suited for diagnosis and treatment is generally conservative.

The procedure allowed some improvement of coxofemoral joint conformation in large breed canine cadavers

Large mineralisations in feline stifles are ossifications in periarticular tissue and are associated with degenerative joint disease

In comparison to other breeds, the prevalences reported in the study are in the mid to upper range

Effective for alleviation of pain and generally well tolerated, in a study on dogs with OA

Use of pain assessment scales to measure lameness did not have great accuracy and concordance when compared with quantitative force platform gait analysis

High occurrence of complications associated with calcaneal fracture stabilization in these patients

Hind limb lameness can cause compensatory load redistribution evidenced as ipsilateral forelimb lameness

Angles in 3D space are different from those measured with standard radiographic methods, mainly due to the different definition of femoral axes