Imaging

Toy Poodles with grade 4 medial patellar luxation had significant femoral varus deformity, medial displacement of the tibial tuberosity, internal torsion of the proximal tibia, and hypoplasia of the patella.

The iliac horizontal diameter is the recommended variable and maximum obturator foramen width is an acceptable variable in order to evaluate slight pelvic rotation

Computer recognition pattern analysis was up to 100% correct in identifying abnormal elbows and normal elbows, with the medial images most consistent

Combining T2 mapping and T1ρ allows for the assessment of proteoglycans and the collagen network, respectively

Combining T2 mapping and T1ρ allows for the assessment of proteoglycans and the collagen network, respectively

Single-plane fluoroscopic analysis by use of hybrid implant-bone models may be a valid, noninvasive technique for accurately measuring 3-D femorotibial poses in dogs treated with TPLO

3D-CT improves sacral and pelvic fracture diagnosis when added to 2D-CT

Computed tomography is a better method for detecting canine sacral and some pelvic fractures compared to radiography

Development of the condition was not related to any disturbance in the development of the antebrachia and elbow joints during the rapid growth phase in 14 Labrador Retrievers

The circular external fixator should be placed in the center of, and parallel to, the primary X-ray beam and as close to the table as possible