Incomplete ossification of the humeral condyle in Spaniels
Incomplete ossification of the humeral condyle (IOHC) is most frequently see in Spaniels.
Read moreTemporary shoulder joint immobilisation with a locking plate
Sky, an active young lurcher, luxated (dislocated) her right shoulder.
Read moreFixation of hip luxation with a “toggle”
Hips can dislocate (luxate) because of trauma, or sometimes because of underlying pathology (hip dysplasia).
Read moreElbow arthrodesis
Harvey, a gentle, elderly crossbred male, who had serious elbow degenerative joint disease (DJD) – “osteoarthritis” was bought to us at West Midlands Referrals in Burton-Upon-Trent.
Read moreClosing wedge osteotomy for cranial cruciate ligament rupture in a hind limb amputee
A Spinone Louis was unlucky enough to get an osteosarcoma aggressive bone tumour in a hind limb in 2012. He had a hind limb amputation with us, and his likely survival time with this and chemotherapy was about a year. There is an information sheet on osteosarcoma on our West Midlands Referrals website under the section for owners (and the one for vets), in the subsection of “fact sheets”.
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