March 2026

Biomechanical evaluation of two plating systems for fixation of mandibular condylar process fractures in dogs demonstrates sustainability under bite forces

Both condylar lambda plates and trapezoid plates sustain expected physiologic bite forces.

Bilateral surgery of humeral intracondylar fissures and humeral condylar fractures is associated with increased complication rates

Single-stage bilateral surgery is associated with markedly increased complication rates.

Comparative analysis of accuracy and safety in guided versus freehand lateral-to-medial humeral transcondylar drilling

When performed by experienced surgeons, FHD is accurate and safe.

Interfragmentary compression in a feline sacroiliac luxation model: biomechanical comparison of cannulated compression headless screws and cortical screws applied in positional or lag fashion

No statistically significant differences in interfragmentary compression were observed among the three screw types.

Arthroscopic intra-articular cranial cruciate ligament reconstruction with a synthetic implant yields satisfactory midterm outcome in 15 large-breed dogs

This IA UHMWPE reconstruction may be a viable alternative for CrCL rupture in large dogs.

Comparison of Four Sedation and Anaesthesia Protocols during Stress Radiography of the Coxofemoral Joint Using a Distension Device Modified for Force Measurements

The sedation protocol dexmedetomidine, butorphanol and midazolam emerged as the most favourable.

Free-Form Bilateral Multiplanar External Skeletal Fixation for Pes Varus Correction in a Miniature Dachshund

Free-form bilateral multiplanar ESF allows technically simple relative to plate fixation.

Outcomes after Total Hip Replacement to Manage Failed Hip Toggle in 11 Dogs

THR can be safely and effectively performed in dogs following failed hip toggle surgery.

Second Victim Syndrome: Recognising the Impact of Complications on the Well-Being of Veterinary Surgeons

Rather than triggering blame and self-doubt, patient complications could be seen as an opportunity for quality improvement.

Computed tomographic assessment of tibial tuberosity position and width in normal, medium-sized dogs

CT-based assessment of TT position is reliable and reproducible.