Fracture Fixation and Implants

Forty percent of French Bulldogs with HCF had a contralateral HIF.

Tibial plateau fractures are rare and challenging in canine patients.

All patients regained full tarsocrural range-of-motion.

A temporary CTS was effective in immobilizing the tarsocrural joint for dogs with TCI.

LP placement reduces the tension stress on the cortical bone of the radius beneath the plate.

The CAS-ILN appears to be an alternative surgical option for most long-bone fracture repairs.

Fractures that were repaired with single bone fixation had a greater chance of a better outcome.

This method represents a robust and safe option to stabilise sacral fractures in dogs and cats.

Induced radioulnar synostosis decreases antebrachial rotation by more than two-thirds.

Single plate construct stiffness was significantly, incrementally, lower in four-point bending and torsion as working length was extended.