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Clinical outcomes after common calcanean tendon rupture repair in dogs with a loop-suture tenorrhaphy technique and autogenous leukoreduced platelet-rich plasma

Loop-suture tenorrhaphy with local application of autogenous leukoreduced PRP appears to offer an acceptable option to treat CCT injuries in dogs.

Injuries involving the central tarsal bone in nonracing dogs: Short-term outcomes and prognostic factors

Dogs with concomitant tarsal fractures are predisposed to major complications.

Common calcaneal tenorrhaphy revision using a central gastrocnemius turnover aponeurotic flap technique in a cat

Good health with normal gait and activity level at long-term follow-up 8 years postoperatively

Effect of a calcaneo-tibial screw on medial and lateral stability of the canine tarsocrural joint ex vivo

An apparently adequate method of stabilizing the tarsocrural joint following collateral ligament injury

Calcaneal fractures in non-racing dogs and cats: complications, outcome, and associated risk factors

High occurrence of complications associated with calcaneal fracture stabilization in these patients

Management of traumatic tarsal luxations with transarticular external fixation in cats

Early postoperative and long-term results seem to be favourable using a mini circular transarticular external fixation system

Central tarsal bone fracture in a cat

Fracture of the central tarsal bone is an uncommon injury in dogs and seems not to have been described previously in cats.

Magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography, and gross anatomy of the canine tarsus.

The anatomy of the canine tarsus can be readily identified on MR imaging

Medullary cavity diameter of metacarpal and metatarsal bones in cats. A cadaveric radiographic and computed tomographic analysis.

Computed tomography assisted determination of optimal insertion points and bone corridors for transverse implant placement in the feline tarsus and metatarsus.

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