Topics
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Shoulder
Shoulder surgery in small animals requires strong knowledge of anatomy, neurovascular structures, and the biomechanics that guide this complex joint.
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Elbow
Successful management of canine elbow disorders requires clear understanding of the joint's complex anatomy, ossification patterns, and biomechanical forces.
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Pelvis
The canine hip's mobility and complexity require strong knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics to address issues from dysplasia to traumatic luxations.
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Stifle
The canine stifle is more than a hinge - it's intricate forces and alignment issues require mastery of anatomy, biomechanics, and common luxation patterns.
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Trauma
Managing musculoskeletal trauma in small animals requires understanding injury mechanisms, fracture patterns, and soft-tissue involvement to deliver effective care.
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Biologics
Emerging biologic treatments are transforming veterinary surgery with cutting-edge approaches to bone healing, joint preservation, and wound repair.
