Shoulder

Cases with comminution have a higher complication rate.

Shoulder abduction angles provide objective data that may contribute to diagnosis of medial shoulder instability in dogs.

The use of SOR implants seems viable to treat large caudocentral OCD lesions of the humeral head in dogs.

The prosthetic suture repair technique described was effective at returning the shoulder joint to a normal range of motion in this ex vivo model.

Minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis represents an alternative to open reduction and internal fixation in the treatment of comminuted humeral T-Y fractures.

The results suggested that closed, fluoroscopic-assisted reduction is a proficient and efficient means of stabilising acute unicondylar humeral fractures.

Synthetic osteochondral implantation in the caudocentral aspect of the humeral head appeared technically feasible and effective in resolving lameness caused by humeral head osteochondritis dissecans.

This FEA supports that the high-grade injuries of the ACJ should be treated with CC fixation combined with ACJ repair because this technique provides excellent stability in both vertical and horizontal planes and reduces stress to the suture button.

Acceptable complication rate for orthopedic procedures. All patient outcomes were considered successful.

The computer-aided design software facilitated accurate bilateral shoulder arthrodeses.