1980
DOI: 10.1111/j.1748-5827.1980.tb01264.x
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Transarticular pinning as a treatment for hip luxation in the dog and cat

Abstract: A transarticular pinning technique is described for the treatment of coxo‐femoral luxation in the dog. It provides an alternative technique in recurrent luxation cases and in cases complicated by other factors which render more conservative methods inapplicable.

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“…Transarticular pinning was previously described as a method to stabilise the joint after closed reduction. This procedure can be performed as an open or closed technique (Bennett & Duff 1980, Sissener et al 2009), but when performed as a closed procedure, this method ignores the risk of cartilage surface damage and pin malpositioning. To the best of our knowledge, no data are available regarding the anatomical accuracy of this procedure as a closed technique.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Transarticular pinning was previously described as a method to stabilise the joint after closed reduction. This procedure can be performed as an open or closed technique (Bennett & Duff 1980, Sissener et al 2009), but when performed as a closed procedure, this method ignores the risk of cartilage surface damage and pin malpositioning. To the best of our knowledge, no data are available regarding the anatomical accuracy of this procedure as a closed technique.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The joint capsule repair and tightening following the reduction is a technique that can be applied for luxations which occurred with simple tears [3,5,12] , that's why indication of this method is a relatively limited. The reduction with Toggle pin can be disrupted by suture breaking between femoral head and acetabulum [29,32] . In a study, traumatic craniodorsal coxofemoral luxations in cats and small dogs were treated successfully by using using a modified Knowles technique, but mean weight of included dogs in this study was 15 kg [16] .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sadece kapalı redüksiyon uygulandığında, reluksasyon oranı %15-%71 arasında değişmektedir (18). CFL'larda cerrahi stabilizasyon, kapalı metotla başarı sağlanamadığına ya da eklemin açık olarak incelenmesinin gerekli olduğu durumlarda endikedir (3,13,19). CFL'ların cerrahi sağaltımında bir çok teknik tanımlanmakla beraber hiç birisi tek başına ideal değildir (17,19).…”
Section: Tartışma Ve Sonuçunclassified
“…CFL'un kapalı redüksiyonla sağaltımından başarı elde edilemeyen durumlarda birçok açık redüksiyon ve cerrahi stabilizasyon tekniği tanımlanmıştır (9,10,14,19,24). Bunlar arasında; eklem kapsülü rekonstrüksiyonu (kapsülorafi) (10,11,18), yapay eklem kapsülü tekniği (6,10,12,14,18), trochanter major'un transpozisyonu (10,11,18), ekstraartiküler dikiş uygulaması (7,13,14,17,24), üçlü pelvis osteotomisi (TPO) (12,21,24), transacetabular (transartiküler) çivi uygulaması (3,8,18,25), ilio-ischial çivi uygulaması (DeVita) (6,7,18,22), eksternal fiksatör kullanımı (6,12,19), modifiye Knowles Toggle çivi tekniği (2,10,12,16,18) ve organik materyalin ligament yerine kullanımı gibi değişik birçok teknik sayılabilir (1,15,18 Cerrahi teknik: Bu çalışmada genel anestezi altında koksofemoral ekleme kraniyolateral yaklaşım yoluyla ulaşıldı (23). Beş olguda (Olgu no: 1, 2, 3, 7 ve 8) GATA-FIX eksterna...…”
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