Imaging

These techniques provide reliable estimates of trochlear groove depth in healthy cats.

This article provides an overview of radiographic interpretation in small animal musculoskeletal disease.

Most PADS‑affected femora and tibiae appeared radiographically normal.

In the absence of a CT scan, horizontal beam is recommended for accurate assessment of proximal femoral morphology.

Reduced IA injection volumes achieved complete synovial surface coverage.

Dogs can exhibit unique clinical and radiographic features when treated with bedinvetmab.

Findings emphasize the need for comprehensive morphometric evaluation during preoperative planning to optimize surgical outcomes.

In conclusion, DLR-applied stifle joint MRI may increase the diagnostic accuracy of stifle joint disorders.

This case highlights that histiocytic sarcomas involving the stifle joint closely resemble other intra-articular neoplastic and chronic inflammatory conditions.

Fracturoscopy was comparable to fluoroscopy for assessing fracture apposition.