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Management of Bilateral Patellar Luxation in an Alpaca

Veterinary Surgery, 2014
ObjectiveTo report surgical management bilateral lateral patellar luxation in a mature alpaca using a combination of trochlear wedge recession (TWR), tibial tuberosity transposition (TTT), and joint capsule imbrication.Study DesignClinical case report.Animals9‐year‐old castrated male Alpaca.MethodsBilateral, grade III/IV, lateral patellar luxation was ...
Gustavo A, Abuja, Michael P, Kowaleski, José M, García-López   +2 more
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Patellar Luxation in the Dog

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice
Canine patellar luxation is a complex condition with multifactorial developmental skeletal abnormalities that lead to quadriceps extensor mechanism malalignment and contribute to the luxation in a compounding manner. Surgical techniques to realign the quadriceps extensor mechanism and improve patellar stability include varying trochleoplasty techniques,
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Medial patellar luxation in the cat

Journal of Small Animal Practice, 1989
ABSTRACT The clinical features and treatment of eight cats with medial patellar luxation are described. In six cases the condition was bilateral. The luxation was surgically treated in 10 instances and four joints were treated conservatively. Patellar function following surgery was good in 90 per cent of the cases while the results of
J. E. F. Houlton, S. E. Meynink
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Surgical Correction of Traumatic Lateral Patellar Luxation

Veterinary Surgery, 2016
ObjectiveTo report successful surgical repair of a grade IV lateral patellar luxation in a 437‐kg heifer.Study DesignCase report.AnimalSeventeen‐month‐old Holstein heifer (437 kg).MethodsDiagnosis of traumatic lateral patellar luxation was made based on physical examination, and confirmed on radiographs.
Emma, Marchionatti, André, Desrochers, Ashley D, Sheen, Hélène, Lardé, Marie, Babkine   +4 more
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Patellar luxation in 70 large breed dogs

Journal of Small Animal Practice, 2006
Objectives:To report the signalment, history, clinical features, and outcome in dogs weighing greater than 15 kg, treated surgically and non‐surgically for patellar luxation. Risk factors for the development of patellar luxation, postoperative complications, and outcome were evaluated.Methods:Details regarding signalment, bodyweight, breed, aetiology ...
S E, Gibbons, C, Macias, M A, Tonzing, G L, Pinchbeck, W M, McKee   +4 more
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Patellar luxation in the dog and cat

In Practice, 1997
PATELLAR luxation is a commonly seen orthopaedic problem in veterinary practice. Diagnosis of the condition is usually straightforward. However, a knowledge of the normal anatomy, function and interrelationship between the hip and stifle joints, femur, tibia and soft tissues is necessary if the surgeon is to choose the most appropriate method of ...
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Canine medial patellar luxation

Journal of Small Animal Practice, 2021
K. L. Perry, L. M. Déjardin
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Congenital patellar luxation in the cat

Veterinary Record, 1987
M, Davies, I, Gill
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[Patellar luxation in a young adult].

Duodecim; laaketieteellinen aikakauskirja, 2011
Damage of the medial patellofemoral ligament in connection with traumatic patellar luxation is important to recognize. Repair or reconstruction of this structure prevents the recurrence of patellar luxation. Anatomy of the patellofemoral joint, on the other hand, has significant effect on patellar stability, whereby the same procedure is not ...
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Patellar Luxation in Dogs

Veterinary Clinics of North America, 1971
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