A Surgical Perspective
March 2022 With spring comes the wonderful bloom of new puppies (aww, how cute!)…and the growing trend of more bulldogs and Frenchies and Bostons (um, well, mixed feelings…) Now, …
Orthopedic Emergencies…is there really such a thing? Ya, ya, you betcha! How can you be a joint or a bone’s best friend? Read on… Part 1. Joint luxation The …
Congenital hip dysplasia is old news. It is a developmental condition characterized by loose coxofemoral joints that, over time through the rough ride of walking/running through life, results in …
Since my deep dive into prophylactic hip dysplasia treatment with the Triple Pelvic Osteotomy (TPO) during my residency1, a few more answers have been firmed up toward optimal diagnosis …
The fracture of one or more metacarpal or metatarsal bones is quite common in our small animal patients. Dropped, stepped on, hit by car. The degree of trauma to …
ORTHO TIPS AND TRICKS My family is in the midst ofdealing with the human medical insurance system on a topic that quite literally requires someone to click a box …
Yup. That is exactly right! A superficial digital flexor tendon luxation happens acutely with a “yipe!” while a dog is playing. S/he is acutely 3-legged lame. and the point …
Nicole A. Heinrich DVM, DACVD and Lara M. Rasmussen DVM, MS, DACVS McKeever Dermatology Clinics and Direct Veterinary Surgery What is hyperplastic otitis (aka cocker spaniel ears, aka bulldog …
Ok, this is not a term to describe your technical staff taking their 23rd x-ray on the same squirmy patient! Stressed views are tools used to further characterize the …
I’ve written about Laryngeal Paralysis before but wanted to drill down on one component of the polyneuropathy that underpins the condition (in the idiopathic Geriatric Onset Laryngeal Paralysis Polyneuropathy, …