Hip Dysplasia. One of most common skeletal diseases in dogs Incidence in cats is lower than in dogs
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2 One of most common skeletal diseases in dogs Incidence in cats is lower than in dogs Hip Dysplasia Breeds: Large breed dogs St. Bernard, G. Shepherd, Labs, Golden Ret, Rottweiler
3 Positive Ortolani Sign Lateral recumbency Femur pushed upward toward the spine If laxity exists, the head of the femur subluxates out of the acetabulum
4 Positive Ortolani Sign From this position, the leg is then abducted (moved outward from the body)
5 Positive Ortolani Sign The head of the femur falls back into the acetabulum and a clunk or pop can be felt
6 Hip Dysplasia: OFA guidelines Borderline no consensus between radiologists to classify hip as Normal or Dysplastic
7 PennHip Method Looks at 3 separate radiographs Distraction View Compression View Extended Hip View
8 Total Hip Replacement and FHO
9 TPO
10 TPO
11 Hip Dysplasia
12 Hip Dysplasia Advanced
13 Elbow Dysplasia
14 Elbow Dysplasia
15 Elbow Dysplasia
16 FCP
17 FCP
18 Still can t tell?
19 Try Cranial-Caudal Views
20 UAP
21 UAP
22 LCP
23 Legg-Perthes Disease Collapse of femoral head 14 mo post-op FHO
24 OCD: Pathology
25 OCD: Shoulder m. atrophy
26 OCD: Dx
27 OCD: Dx
28 OCD: lesion OCD Great Dane humeral heads normal
29 OCD: Arthroscopy
30 OCD: Arthroscopy
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32 Normal Cat Stifle (right)
33 OCD Cat Left Stifle
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35 Panosteitis
36 P a n o s t e i t i s
37 Panosteitis
38 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
39 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
40 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
41 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
42 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
43 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
44 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
45 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
46 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
47 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
48 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
49 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
50 HOD
51 Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD)
52 Hypertrophic Osteopathy Skeletal changes are merely an outward manifestation of some underlying systemic disease, usually neoplastic in nature 95% of the time, pulmonary neoplasia The other 5% of the time? Spirocerca lupi The esophageal worm ; deep south & Mexico Dirofilaria immitis Heartworm disease; everywhere Other
53 Hypertrophic Osteopathy
54 Hypertrophic Osteopathy
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60 All Legs Affected hot, swollen, painful H E A R T W O R M
61 Hip Luxation Hit by horse
62 Hip Luxation Coonhound jumped off balcony after a bird
63 Ehmer Sling A true Ehmer sling encircles the animal s body
64 Hip Luxation Treatment Open reduction = surgical reduction of the luxation (1) Capsulorrhaphy Resuture the torn capsule. Often there isn t enough capsule left to suture
65 Hip Luxation Treatment (2) Toggle Pin Drill hole through femoral head Drill hole through acetabulum Use toggle pin on inside of pelvis Anchor suture to toggle pin; run the suture backwards through the acetabulum and femur and secure.
66 Hip Luxation Treatment (3) Prosthetic Capsule Screws placed in the dorsolateral acetabulum. Hole drilled through neck of femur. Suture passed from screws through hole in neck and tightened.
67 Hip Luxation Treatment (4) Greater Trochanter Translocation Trochanteric osteotomy.. Reflect gluteal musculature proximally Using osteotome and mallet, prepare new site caudal and distal to normal location. Secure with small pins and orthopedic wire
68 MMM Acute Phase
69 MMM Chronic Phase
70 MMM Chronic Phase
71 MMM Chronic Phase
72 MMM Chronic Phase
73 MMM Chronic Phase
74 Feline Hypokalemic Polymyopathy
75 Declaw Considered inhumane by some people Outlawed in many European countries San Francisco advises against it It is an amputation of the distal phalanx of cat s toes
76 Declaw Postop Complications Owners need to be aware that significant lameness may result for up to 2 weeks after surgery Radial neuropraxia is a complication from a tourniquet that was applied too tightly
77 Dock Tails Also banned in some European countries Done at 2-5 days old No anesthesia 1 stitch
78 Initial Presentation Osteomyelitis 8 weeks of antibiotics
79 Osteomyelitis Initial Presentation 8 weeks of antibiotics
80 Sequestrum
81 Sequestrum
82 Sequestrum
83 Sequestrum
84 Sequestrum Horse
85 Sequestrum TPLO
86 Sequestrum Alpaca
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