September 2018

Hemipelvic and proximal femoral limb salvage endoprosthesis with tendon ongrowth in a dog

This report provides evidence that limb salvage can result in satisfactory levels of activity.

Arthroscopic placement of a toggle rod to correct coxofemoral luxation in a dog

Minimally invasive, arthroscopic guided toggle rod stabilization may be an alternative to the currently accepted open approach when addressing coxofemoral luxations.

Articular cartilage lesions associated with complete lateral meniscal tears in the dog

Complete lateral meniscal tears may occur as isolated injuries in dogs with a functional CrCL.

Influence of methods of joint inspection during TPLO on the RX appearance of the patellar tendon

The method of stifle exploration during TPLO influences the postoperative radiographic appearance of the patellar tendon and may contribute to patellar tendinopathy.

Conservative versus surgical treatment of 21 sports horses with osseous trauma in the proximal phalangeal sagittal groove diagnosed by low-field MRI

The prognosis for return to athletic functions in horses with osseous trauma within the proximal aspect of the PP is guarded.

Cervical stabilization with polyaxial pedicle screw and rod construct in horses: A proof of concept study

The results of this study justify evaluation of this technique in horses with a diagnosis of cervical vertebral compressive myelopathy.

Results and complications after removal of tibial tuberosity advancement cage for treatment of surgical site infections: A retrospective study

Removal of the TTA cage can be considered as an adjunct to treat SSI but has the potential for postoperative complications.

Retrospective evaluation of the efficacy of minimally invasive, fluoroscopic-assisted reduction and stabilisation of unicondylar humeral fractures

The results suggested that closed, fluoroscopic-assisted reduction is a proficient and efficient means of stabilising acute unicondylar humeral fractures.

Intradiscal delivery of celecoxib-loaded microspheres restores intervertebral disc integrity in a preclinical canine model

Follow-up studies are warranted to determine the clinical efficacy of celecoxib-loaded PEAMs in chronic back pain.

Results of a survey of VOS members on the preferred method for treating cranial cruciate ligament rupture in dogs weighing more than 15 kg (33 pounds)

Results suggested that TPLO was preferred for treating CCLR in dogs weighing > 15 kg.