Medial Coronoid Fragments
Fragmentation of the medial coronoid process of the ulna, a key component of elbow dysplasia. Causes pain and joint instability; arthroscopic fragment removal is commonly performed.
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Surgical Approach to the Elbow for Lateral Condylar Fracture Repair
Jonathan Suber, DVM, DACVS-SA (Columbia, SC), demonstrates the surgical approach to the lateral aspect of the canine elbow for repair of lateral condylar fractures.
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Subchondral Bone Cysts (SBCs) of the Tarsus
Cystic lesions that may cause persistent lameness. Treatment includes imaging-guided planning, arthroscopic debridement, and screw placement.
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Septic Bursitis of the Navicular Bursa
Infection within the bursa, often secondary to penetrating trauma. Requires urgent surgical lavage and targeted antimicrobial treatment.
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Navicular Bursa Cyst-like Lesions
Focal lesions within the bursa or adjacent structures that contribute to pain and dysfunction. Arthroscopic debridement may be indicated.
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Plate Application Techniques
Susan Schaefer, DVM, DACVS (Madison, WI), reviews the modes of plate application: compression, neutralization, and bridging. Dr. Schaefer discusses how to distinguish among the three modes, how each relates to load sharing, and how to assess whether additional implants may...
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Coxofemoral Luxation Repair Using the TightRope® System: Reduced Implantation Technique
Chuck Walls, DVM, DACVS (Concord, CA), demonstrates the reduced implantation technique for a coxofemoral luxation repair using the TightRope® system.
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Shoulder Stabilization Tips and Pearls
Sean Murphy, DVM, DACVS-SA (Boise, ID), provides a comprehensive overview of surgical approaches and techniques used in shoulder stabilization procedures.
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Arthroscopy Equipment Overview
This video provides an overview of standard arthroscopy instrumentation.
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Canine Shoulder Stabilizers: Anatomical Overview
Sean Murphy, DVM, DACVS-SA (Boise, ID), explains the key anatomical structures responsible for stabilizing the canine shoulder.
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Canine Tarsus Stabilization Technique
Matthew Johnson, DVM, DACVS-SA (Gainesville, FL), demonstrates the canine tarsal stabilization technique in a cadaveric specimen.
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Carpus
A complex, multi-articulation joint located between the radius and metacarpus that functions in weight-bearing, shock absorption, and locomotion. Disorders of the carpus include osteochondral injury, synovitis, fractures, subchondral bone disease, and osteoarthritis.
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Ilial Fractures
Fracture of the ilium, commonly resulting from high-impact trauma. Surgical fixation may be necessary for displaced fractures to maintain pelvic alignment and weight-bearing function.
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Bone Healing
Susan Schaefer, DVM, DACVS (Madison, WI), describes the stages of bone healing in the canine patient.
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Equine Digital Flexor Tenoscopy: Portal Placement and Sheath Examination
Jose Garcia-Lopez, VMD, DACVS, DACVSMR (Philadelphia, PA), demonstrates the arthroscopic technique for examining the digital flexor sheath in an equine cadaveric specimen.
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Coffin Joint Foreign Bodies
Penetrating injuries can introduce foreign material into the joint, resulting in inflammation or infection. Arthroscopic removal is typically required.
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Patella Luxation
Displacement of the patella from its normal groove, commonly seen in small breeds. Surgical correction addresses malalignment and prevents cartilage wear, as well as chronic pain.
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Angular Limb Deformity
Abnormal bone growth causing misalignment of the stifle and surrounding joints. Corrective osteotomy restores limb alignment and improves weight-bearing function.
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Stifle Stabilization Using a SwiveLock® Anchor
Kevin McAbee, DVM, DACVS-SA (Fort Collins, CO), discusses the steps for implant site preparation and the application of the SwiveLock® anchor for stifle stabilization
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