Hip

Arthroscopic treatment of PJIs was successful in four of five cases (80%) of dogs in the CI group.

This was the first study that measured GRFs in cats after THR.

Most of the stems that broke were BFX lateral bolt stems and were undersized.

The use of SPL can be considered as an adjuvant in the antiseptic protocol for the one-stage revision THR surgeries without a plan of prosthesis explanation.

Age influenced the development of intraoperative, but not postoperative, stem complications with a lateral bolt stem.

The hip resurfacing arthroplasty prosthesis showed inferior performance in ML and LC.

All acetabular measurement methods were highly consistent within an observer.

Long-term follow-up at 3 years postrevision showed normal limb usage

Follow-up for both patients at the time of publication exceeds 3 years.

Cementless THR performed in skeletally immature dogs with severe hip problems did not impact femoral length in a clinically relevant fashion.