Stifle

This study provides evidence to support joint exploration in the treatment of CCL disease.

In the current study, a high rate of complications was found in dogs < 20 kg undergoing medial patellar luxation surgery.

Lymphocytes may play a role in the synovitis found in CR joint.

This procedure had a 96.8% long-term resolution of SSI. It should be considered as a treatment option for TPLO SSI.

This study does not provide evidence to support postoperative antibiotic therapy after TTA.

Further research is required to continue to evaluate the most clinically appropriate technique to repair the medial tibial crural fascia.

The aims of this article are to give the reader as thorough a summary as possible of the diagnosis, treatment, outcome and complications of traumatic stifle luxation.

This intrinsic cellular population may explain altered tissue properties prone to pathological rupture or poor healing potential of the canine CrCL.

Vector magnitude at PVF might be effectively evaluated by combining vertical force and craniocaudal force.

The selected methods have high correlation and could be used as a reliable method in veterinary orthopedics.