Elbow

No association was found between the grade of ED and the worsening of clinical signs.

This case series describes use of a novel acute correction surgery.

Arthroscopy of the canine elbow joint is a safe means by which to evaluate MCP pathology.

This technique may offer an alternative surgical option to improve clinical signs.

Ultrasonography can be a helpful additional diagnostic tool to confirm medial coronoid process disease of the elbow.

A combination of a temporary transarticular pin and a custom-made orthosis was effective for the treatment of Type III congenital elbow luxations.

Complications occur frequently after surgical fixation of HCF.

MPR scores were more consistent and more comparable to radiographic scores.

Needle arthroscopy is an appropriate technique for diagnosis and assessment of lesions of developmental elbow disease

Although humeral intracondylar sclerosis was present in over a third of dogs, no HIF were identified.