Efficacy of Modified Toggle Splint with Nylon Suture for Stabilization of Coxofemoral Luxation in Dogs
Mina Q AL-Samarrai,
Hameed A AL-Timmemi
Abstract:Coxofemoral luxation is a common orthopedic lesion in dogs. This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of a modified toggle splint with nylon suture as a prosthetic teres ligament for reducing and fixing coxofemoral luxation in dogs. Five adult mongrel dogs weighing 15±2 kg were used in this experimental study. The toggle splint was fabricated from a Steinmann pin (1cm length, 2mm diameter) by drilling 0.5 mm hole in the center. Stabilization of coxofemoral joint was performed by a modified Toggle sp… Show more
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