April 2026

Multimodal Physiotherapy Following Patellar Stabilization Surgery in Five Small-Breed Dogs: A Case Series

Integration of a structured multimodal physiotherapy protocol may enhance postoperative functional recovery.

Evaluation of artifacts produced by cannulated and solid-core screws using magnetic resonance imaging and computed tomography

Both design and material composition of the screw significantly influence image quality.

Assessment of risk factors for surgical site infection following tibial plateau levelling osteotomy: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Several risk factors for postoperative surgical site infection were investigated across the studies.

EXPRESS: Minimally invasive application of a precontoured angle-stable interlocking nail in cats

Minimally invasive nail osteosynthesis of a precontoured angle-stable interlocking is feasible in cats.

Ventral coxofemoral luxation in poodle breeds: multicentre retrospective case series

Poodles and their crosses were shown to be at an increased risk of ventral coxofemoral luxation.

Temporary transarticular stabilization with locking compression plate for the treatment of traumatic glenohumeral luxation in 10 dogs

Temporary transarticular GHJ stabilization is a possible treatment option in cases of traumatic glenohumeral joint luxation.

Brachialis muscle contracture as a cause of lameness in cats: A study of four cases

All cases were treated surgically by myectomy.

Evaluation for radiographic changes in the coxofemoral joint and proximal femur following intramedullary stabilisation of diaphyseal femoral fractures using angle-stable interlocking nails in skeletally immature patients

Use of an angle-stable interlocking nail can be performed without significant risk of developing proximal femoral malformation.

Outcomes of 11 cats with Achilles tendon (AT) rupture repair treated with a synthetic ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene (UHMWPE)

This technique may provide a reliable surgical option for cats with AT rupture.

Stifle osteoarthritis reduces goniometric but not active range of motion in dogs with cranial cruciate ligament disease

In C-Dogs and CCL-Dogs, aROM and gROM are not associated.