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May 2022
Influence of the Near-Cortical Over-Drilling Technique on the Mechanical Behaviour of Locking Plate Constructs Applied in Maned Wolf's Femur
The near-cortical over-drilling technique showed that maximum load is dependent on drill hole size.
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Accuracy of needle arthroscopy for the diagnosis of medial meniscal tears in dogs with cranial cruciate ligament rupture
Needle arthroscopy could be performed rapidly with low morbidity.
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Ex Vivo Evaluation of the Cranial Tibial Artery and Its Compression through Fragment Rotation during Tibia Plateau Levelling Osteotomy: An Angiographic Three-Dimensional Reconstruction
Sufficient fragment rotation leads to compression of the cranial tibial artery.
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Comparison of Two Stifle Exploratory Methods Using Mini-Arthrotomy for Diagnosis of Canine Medial Meniscal Pathology: An Ex Vivo Study
Both HS and SD methods have equal accuracy.
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Economic and Clinical Benefits of Orthopedic/Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation
After patient discharge, the team can then aid in the client and patient recovery at home.
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Clinical Guide to Obesity and Nonherbal Nutraceuticals in Canine Orthopedic Condition
For a significant number of rehabilitation patients, obesity is a major issue.
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Analysis of patient outcome and owner satisfaction with double limb amputations: 14 dogs and four cats
Double limb amputation may be a viable alternative to advanced limb-sparing procedures.
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Observational study of the clinical value of the canine osteoarthritis staging tool
Overall, the two evaluation systems exhibited strong agreement.
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Biomechanical analysis of 3 fixation techniques in rabbit radius and humerus bones
Fracture fixation with a LP would provide the greatest strength in humeral fracture repairs in the rabbit.
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Use of Blumensaat's line for assessment of cranial tibial subluxation in dogs with cranial cruciate ligament deficiency
Tibial cranial subluxation is detectable and quantifiable radiographically.
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