Fracture Fixation and Implants

Oral gabapentin at the dose and frequency studied did not improve subjective or objective outcome measures.
FMCP should be considered as a differential diagnosis in non-resolving forelimb lameness in cats.
An aiming device is an acceptable means of placing humeral transcondylar screws.
Diplomates of ACVAA and ECVAA prefer PNB as the locoregional method of pelvic limb anesthesia in dogs undergoing TPLO.
Metal reactivity is present in dogs and can be identified using lymphocyte transformation testing.
This is the first report documenting the presence of HIF in a Shetland sheepdog.
The technique should be evaluated further before routine use can be recommended.
Kirschner wire insertion angle is an important consideration following tibial tuberosity osteotomy in dogs.
The LLS allowed for successful repair in all 60 cases with a wide variety of fractures.