ACBS 406 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Greenstick Fracture, Configuration (Geometry), Metaphysis
1 Nov 2018
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Long bone fractures: motor vehicle accidents, trauma, bone disease, repeated stress. Incorporate the splint material into a soft padded bandage: spicca splint. Clinical signs: history of trauma, pain or localized tenderness, lameness, deformity of the bone, loss of function, crepitus, localized swelling or bruising. Diagnosis: radiographs, 2 views, radiograph opposite limb. Which of the following is not a main finding to include when describing a fracture: open or closed, displacement, bone & place on bone, configuration, patient vitals. Which of these is not a type of bone plate used in small animals: compression, buttress, neutralization, side open. Anatomy: sulcus, tibial tuberosity, fibular head, cranial cruciate ligament, owners spent . 32 billion for the treatment of ccl disease in the us in. 2003: caudal cruciate ligament, later meniscus, medial meniscus. Treatment: aimed at counteracting cranial tibial drawer, suture fails maintained by periarticular fibrosis, tibial plateau leveling osteotomy (tplo)
