July 2025

Outcomes of 243 dogs with traumatic fractures treated with the I-Loc interlocking nail

Use of the I-Loc system was associated with positive results across a wide range of presentations.

Implantation of a Canine Total Ankle Replacement Prosthesis Using a Lateral Surgical Approach is Accurate and Leads to a Stable Joint

A cTAR prosthesis results in a properly oriented tarsocrural joint that is rotationally stable.

In Vitro Evaluation of a Device to Assess Acetabular Cup Position by Sagittal Plane Radiography

The CPAD is an accurate method to determine ALO.

Assessment of enflicoxib efficacy in the control of postoperative pain and inflammation in dogs undergoing orthopaedic surgery. A pilot randomised clinical trial

One single dose would control postoperative pain and inflammation for one whole week.

Radiographs acquired before total hip replacement in dogs underestimate femoral canal flare and misjudge trochanteric overhang

A CT of the femur should be considered when accurate measurements of CFI and TrO are sought.

Comparison of tibial alignment following bent or straight interlocking nail fixation for dogs with diaphyseal tibial fractures

The detrimental effects of a higher TPA with use of a sILN need further investigation.

Wire gauge is not a reliable indicator of the diameter, tensile strength, or handling properties of orthopedic wire: an experimental study

Wire gauge is a flawed metric when specifying or describing wire size and subsequent mechanical behavior.

Effect of Double Pelvic Osteotomy on Dorsal Acetabular Rim Angle Using Computed Tomography in 27 Dogs

The acetabular ventroversion achieved with DPO is less than the predetermined plate angle.

Synthetic Reconstruction of the Carpal Short Radial Collateral Ligament Following a Partial Sprain Injury in a Dog

Despite secondary ankylosis, this technique avoids the use of salvage procedures such as carpal arthrodesis.

Technique description and short-term outcomes of tibial tuberosity transposition tool to treat grade I and II medial patellar luxation in dogs

The TTTT is appropriate for TTT in the management of dogs with grade I and II MPL.