2003
DOI: 10.1053/jvet.2003.50009
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Reduction and Stabilization of Hip Luxation by the Transposition of the Ligamentum Sacrotuberale in Dogs: An in Vivo Study

Abstract: Results of this experimental study suggest that the technique may be satisfactorily used in dogs with coxofemoral luxation.

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“…Craniodorsal luxation is the most common luxation type diagnosed, occurring in 79% of luxations . Several techniques have been described to address coxofemoral luxation in the dog . No single method of luxation repair has proved to be superior in terms of outcome.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Craniodorsal luxation is the most common luxation type diagnosed, occurring in 79% of luxations . Several techniques have been described to address coxofemoral luxation in the dog . No single method of luxation repair has proved to be superior in terms of outcome.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No single method of luxation repair has proved to be superior in terms of outcome. Short and long term reluxation rates for open reduction range from 0% to 28% …”
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“…As luxações coxofemorais surgem principalmente após traumatismo externo na pelve, sendo o tipo de luxação mais comum em cães, representando 90% das luxações nesta espécie (Tomlinson, 1996;Meheust et al, 2001;Ozaydin et al, 2003). O ligamento redondo sempre está rompido ou avulsionado nas luxações coxofemorais, assim como a cápsula deve encontrar-se rasgada para que ocorra o deslocamento da cabeça femoral (Denny e Butterworth, 2000;Rodaski et al, 2002).…”
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“…Inicialmente, faz-se redução fechada e fixação externa com bandagens, entretanto, nos casos em que há grande lesão dos tecidos moles por longo período de tempo, geralmente ocorre recidiva da luxação da articulação, mesmo se bem-sucedida a redução fechada. A recidiva pode alcançar 50% e até 70% dos casos (Mehl, 1988;Mehenst et al, 2001;Ozaydin et al, 2003).…”
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