|
|
|
Course 2008
Sept 12-13th TPLO course now accepting registration. |
Open Reduction with
Internal Fixation plus Click on images to enlarge for viewing. Case Information: Six month old female Siberian Husky, 44 lbs. Presented for broken left rear leg. Evaluation: Dog was non-weight bearing on the left hindlimb at presentation. She was not asked to jump, climb, or trot. Radiographs of the left hock revealed a left distal tibial physeal fracture opening medially, and a distal fibular fracture. Diagnosis: Left distal tibial physeal fracture, and left distal fibular fracture. Treatment: Open reduction of the left distal tibial physeal fracture and placement of two fixation pins in the medial tibial malleolus. A Slocum joint hinge was placed over the medial aspect of the left hock to maintain range of motion and protect fixation. Pathologic notes: The fibula was cracked proximal to the distal tibial physis. Two week follow-up examination: Six week follow-up
examination: Three month follow-up
examination:
|
|
To place an order with Slocum Enterprises, Inc. please phone: (800) 346-5489, if calling from outside the US: (541) 689-8441, or fax: (541) 689-1448. Or email us at orders@slocumenterprises.com Slocum Enterprises, Inc. products are available to or on the order of a licensed veterinarian. |