Humerus

This case demonstrates that a well-placed positional screw can achieve healing without the need for additional interventions.

Robotic assistance allows for more accurate overall drill hole trajectory.

Six dogs had a good outcome with return to function.

Greater angulation of the axial surfaces of the humeral condylar articular surface could predispose to HIF formation.

An increase in both PRUDA and UCORA was significantly associated with the presence of HIF.

The presence of a HIF in French Bulldogs elevates maximum principal bone strain.

In the absence of client concerns the necessity of follow-up radiographs is debatable.

Radiographic imaging alone is insufficient for reliably diagnosing humeral intracondylar fissures in dogs.

Follow-up CT may be warranted in skeletally immature French bulldogs.

The UHFs repaired by transcondylar cannulated screws had acceptable outcomes.