Luxation/Subluxation

Arthroscopic BT release could be considered a viable treatment option for BTL in dogs.

Surgical treatment resulted in resolution of the PL and neutral stifle alignment.

Dogs of any body condition with a traumatic coxofemoral luxation are at lowest risk for reluxation.

Surgical reduction of a luxation of the triceps brachii tendon in a dog resolved lameness.

Reconstruction of the FPJ is important for recovery of limb function.

Reluxation rate increased with duration from injury.

There are limited reports describing metatarsophalangeal luxations in cats.

Toggle rod stabilization remains an effective method for the treatment of coxofemoral joint luxation in dogs.

Fifty percent of adult dogs presenting with occult Grade II medial patellar luxation subsequently developed chronic lameness or required surgery.

Neurological grade is the most important prognostic indicator for cats with sacrocaudal luxation.