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Comparison of tibial plateau angles in small and large breed dogs.
The Canadian veterinary journal = La revue veterinaire canadienne, 2016Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) disease can affect dogs of all sizes. The literature describing tibial plateau angle (TPA) in small breed dogs is limited. A retrospective study was conducted in unselected dogs presented for stifle or tibial examination to compare TPA in small breed dogs (n = 146 dogs, 185 stifles) versus large breed dogs (n = 200 dogs,
Lillian, Su +3 more
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Knee (Oxford)
BACKGROUND Defining the injury-force mechanism in tibial plateau fractures (TPFs) could help define implant type and position, as well as soft tissues at risk. The aim of this study was to provide an analysis of injury-force-mechanisms in TPFs, including
Hanne Bartels +3 more
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BACKGROUND Defining the injury-force mechanism in tibial plateau fractures (TPFs) could help define implant type and position, as well as soft tissues at risk. The aim of this study was to provide an analysis of injury-force-mechanisms in TPFs, including
Hanne Bartels +3 more
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Given the frequent addition of new techniques used to address cases of cranial cruciate ligament disease with excessive tibial plateau angle (eTPA), we sought to document the effect of popular surgical methods used to treat eTPA on tibial morphology.
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Effect of tibial plateau angle on cranial cruciate ligament strain: an ex vivo study in the dog.
Veterinary surgery, 2014Kevin H. Haynes +3 more
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