Biomechanical properties of an implant designed to stabilize the coxofemoral joint following luxation show dissimilarity to the native ligament of the head of the femur in cattle
Abstract:OBJECTIVE
To improve upon the toggle-pin implant construction and develop a repeatable surgical technique to achieve coxofemoral stabilization in mature cattle.
ANIMALS
9 adult bovine cadaveric coxofemoral joints, 8 bovine femurs, 2 beef calf cadavers.
PROCEDURES
Ultimate tensile strength and elongation at failure were measured for the native ligament of the head of the femur (LOHOF) harvested up to 48 hours after death, and the prosthetic prototype utilizing stainless-steel cable and prosthetic prototype … Show more
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