Osteotomy/Ostectomy

Canine elbow realignment osteotomy for treatment of axial humeroradial or humeroulnar incongruency in four dogs

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

Predicting tibial plateau angles following four different types of cranial closing wedge ostectomy

The use of the generated corrective equations may thus increase CCWO planning precision.

Complications and Long-Term Outcomes after Combined TPLO and TTT for Treatment of Concurrent CCL Rupture and Grade III or IV Medial Patellar Luxation

Owners should be warned of the potential need for implant removal.

A mismatch of planning and achieved tibial plateau angle in cranial closing wedge surgery: An in silico and clinical evaluation of 100 cases

Ostectomy distalization exacerbated under-correction.

Partial Parasagittal Patellectomy in Dogs: A Retrospective Case Series of 19 Dogs

Long-term outcome appears to be good to excellent with a low rate of complication.

Short-term outcomes for surgical correction of feline medial patellar luxations via semi-cylindrical recession trochleoplasty

SCRT with soft tissue reconstruction as an acceptable option for surgical correction of MPLs.

Evaluation of Surgical Technique and Clinical Results of a Procedure-Specific Fixation Method for Tibial Tuberosity Transposition in Dogs: 37 Cases

The RLPS for TTT provides a feasible technique in a large range of patients with MPL.

Morphologic impact of four surgical techniques to correct excessive tibial plateau angle in dogs: A theoretical radiographic analysis

The choice of technique will affect morphology in unique ways.

Comparison of three-dimensional printed patient-specific guides versus freehand approach for radial osteotomies in normal dogs: Ex vivo model

Three-dimensional PSGs provided more consistent accuracy.

Meniscal Load and Load Distribution in the Canine Stifle after Modified Tibial Tuberosity Advancement with 9 mm and 12 mm Cranialization of the Tibial Tuberosity in Different Standing Angles

Increased stifle extension (145 degrees) might lead to more stability.

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