Traumatic Luxations of the Appendicular Skeleton

Bordelon, Jude T.; Reaugh, H. Fulton; Rochat, Mark C.

doi:10.1016/j.cvsm.2005.05.007

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“…Additionally, feline oblique and olecranon ligaments are relatively large compared to those of dogs, and act as important secondary stabilisers (Bordelan et al . ). The feline olecranon ligament is twice the width and one‐third the length of the canine olecranon ligament (Engelke et al .…”

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“…In dogs, engagement of the anconeal process with the olecranon fossa stabilises the elbow in extension (Bordelan et al . , Mitchell ). The collateral ligaments (CLs), as primary stabilisers, limit medial and lateral elbow translation and pronation‐supination (Bordelan et al .…”

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“…The collateral ligaments (CLs), as primary stabilisers, limit medial and lateral elbow translation and pronation‐supination (Bordelan et al . , Mitchell ).…”

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Multi‐centre retrospective study of the long‐term outcome following suspected traumatic elbow luxation in 32 cats

Williams¹,

Calvo²,

Gaines

et al. 2020

J of Small Animal Practice

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Objectives To describe reduction techniques and clinical outcome in a series of traumatic elbow luxations in cats. Materials and Methods Retrospective review of unilateral elbow luxations treated at five specialist referral centres. Data included signalment, aetiology, concurrent injuries, luxation direction, time to reduction, primary reduction technique, surgical procedure and complications. Cases were excluded if reduction technique was unknown. Telephone owner questionnaire follow‐up was completed using a Feline Musculoskeletal Pain Index. Results Thirty‐two cats were included. Lateral luxations were most common (n = 21). Time (hours) until attempted initial closed reduction was <24 (n = 12), 24–48 (n = 13), >48 (n = 3) or unrecorded (n = 4). Luxation was treated by closed reduction alone (n = 7) or by surgery (n = 25); 14 of 25 cases underwent primary surgical reduction and 11 of 25 were secondary procedures following failure of closed reduction. Transcondylar bone tunnels and circumferential suture (n = 19) was the most commonly used surgical technique. Catastrophic (n = 1), major (n = 11) and minor complications (n = 5) were recorded; reluxation occurred more frequently after closed reduction (n = 8) than after open reduction with fixation (n = 0). Feline Musculoskeletal Pain Index data were available for 12 cats; outcome was good‐excellent in all 12, with a median function score of 64.5/68 (range: 55–68) and a median pain score of 0/15 (range: 0–5). Outcome was not associated with reduction technique. Clinical Significance Elbow reluxation occurred in 61% of cats following primary closed reduction but did not occur in any open reduction cases. Reluxation rate increased with duration from injury. Most cats had good‐excellent owner‐assessed outcome, regardless of reduction technique.

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Multi‐centre retrospective study of the long‐term outcome following suspected traumatic elbow luxation in 32 cats

Williams¹,

Calvo²,

Gaines

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J of Small Animal Practice

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“…Koksofemoral eklem luksasyonları, küçük hayvanlarda diğer eklemlere göre (yaklaşık %90) en sık şekillenen luksasyon tipidir (4,15,18).…”

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Köpek ve kedilerde koksofemoral eklem luksasyonlarının sağaltımında monofilament naylon dikiş materyali ile toggle pin uygulamaları ve klinik değerlendirmeleri üzerine çalışmalar

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2011

Ankara Üniversitesi Veteriner Fakültesi Dergisi

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Özet: Bu çalışmada koksofemoral luksasyonların toggle pin uygulaması ile sağaltımında, monofilament naylon balıkçı misinasının intra-artiküler stabilizasyon amacıyla kullanımının klinik ve radyografik olarak sonuçlarının değerlendirilmesi amaçlandı. Koksofemoral luksasyonların sağaltımında uygulanan toggle pin tekniği, ekstremitenin erken dönemde fonksiyonel olarak iyileşmesi arzulanan olgularda olumlu sonuçlar vermektedir. Kliniğimize arka ekstremite topallığı ile getirilen 14 köpek ve 11 kedi çalışma materyalini oluşturdu. Bir kedi ve bir köpekte caudoventral, diğer olgularda ise craniodorsal yönde belirlenen koksofemoral luksasyonların sağaltımı sonrasında, caput femoris'te kırık ve operasyon bölgesinde osteomyelitis belirlenen iki olgu dışında klinik ve radyografik sonuçlar fonksiyonel iyileşme açısından tatmin edici olmuştur. Sonuç olarak, ekstra-artiküler stabilizasyon amacıyla birçok çalışmada denenmiş olan monofilament naylon balıkçı misinasının intra-artiküler stabilizasyon amacıyla kullanımı, gerek koksofemoral eklem stabilitesinin dayanıklılığı açısından gerekse operasyondan sonra yapılan klinik ve radyografik değerlendirme-lerde vücutta reaksiyon yaratmaması nedeniyle uygundur.Anahtar sözcükler: Balıkçı misinası, kalça eklemi, kedi, köpek, luksasyon, toggle pinApplication and clinical assessment of toggle pin with monofilament nylon sutur material for treatment of coxofemoral joint luxation in dog and cat Summary:In this study, we intended to evaluate clinical and radiographical results of monofilament nylon fishing line usage in intra-articular stabilization of hip joint via toggle pin technique. Toggle pin technique for treatment of coxofemoral luxations generally results in early functional recovery of the extremity. Fourteen dogs and 11 cats were referred to our clinic with hind limb lameness constituted cases of our study. After treatment of caudoventral luxations in a cat and a dog, and of craniodorsal luxations in remaining cases, results of treatment of cases were satisfactory, except for two cases, one had fracture of femoral head and other had osteomyelitis at the operation site. In conclusion, intra-articular application of monofilament nylon fishing line which has been used in extra-articular stabilization of joint is convenient because of strength of repaired joint stability and no body reaction against suture material had been observed in postoperative clinical and radiographical examinations. Key words: Cat, dog, fishing line, hip joint, luxation, toggle pin * Aynı başlıklı tez çalışmasından özetlenmiştir. GirişKoksofemoral luksasyon, kalça eklemini oluşturan caput femoris'in acetabulum'dan ayrılarak, farklı yönlerde yer değiştirmesidir. Koksofemoral eklem luksasyonları, küçük hayvanlarda diğer eklemlere göre (yaklaşık %90) en sık şekillenen luksasyon tipidir (4,15,18).Luksasyonların büyük bir çoğunluğunun (yaklaşık %75) craniodorsal doğrultuda oluştuğu bilinmektedir. Caudoventral luksasyonlara nadiren rastlanır (% 1,5 -% 3,2) (9,10,15,18).Normal şartlarda luksasyonun kapalı redüksiyon...

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“…Lateral luxation is more common than medial luxation, which is prevented by the large medial epicondyle and the sloped medial condylar ridge 6–10 . Koch et al.…”

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