Osteotomy/Ostectomy

Performing the CCWO procedure when the CrCL function is present is desirable for stabilizing the stifle joint.

Short-term clinical improvement was documented following AUS in all 11 dogs.

Increasing the angle of the induced change had a significant effect on the decreased load through the medial compartment.

With careful case selection, the modified TTO may be performed as a bilateral single-session procedure.

The degree of congruence correction in the right elbow was possibly suboptimal.

The use of a curvilinear blade may be a viable option for performing FHNE in cats

This study introduces an innovative approach to achieve healing of the HIF in the dog.

This procedure displayed an unacceptably high complication rate when compared with contemporary literature of TPLO.

Bilateral pubic and ischial osteotomy for resection of vaginal masses in cats is a successful surgical approach.

Six months postoperatively, no lameness was detected at a walk and trot.