Imaging

Imperfect performance but clinical usefulness of both procedures for diagnosing medial meniscal lesions in dogs

The osteotomy axis and cage position method incorporating a 5-mm distal patellar translation distance has the potential to improve success rates for achieving a PTA of 90°

Imaging signs of neural compression are common after DLSS surgery, even in dogs that have clinical improvement

There is good diagnostic agreement between synovial fluid effusion and osteophytosis when dealing with stifle joint OA

The software and methodology proposed enabled an adequate UTN and HT radii curvature assessment in MLE and CT images

Regional periprosthetic acetabular bone grayscale value varies with the design of THA.

assessment of inter- and intra-observer measurement of ALO and version angle was more reproducible using CT images

CT, rather than arthroscopy, has been considered the preferred noninvasive technique to assess MCD lesions of the canine elbow joint in the study

An accurate estimation of the extent of the elbow cartilage lesions still requires arthroscopic joint inspection

The technique was fast and easy to perform and allowed a minimally invasive approach while improving spinal cord visualization