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Assessment of Feline and Canine Trauma Patients: Interactive Cases
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H. Radke
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APR 15, 2016
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Road traffic accident is the most common cause of trauma in dogs and cats, with crush/ compressive, acceleration/deceleration and “unknown” being reported less frequently.
Orthopedic injuries are very common in canine and feline trauma patients, and a reason for surgical intervention in over 60% of small animal trauma patients. Most frequently seen are hind limb orthopedic injuries including pelvic fracture, femur fracture, hip luxation, distal limb fracture, spinal fractures, sacral luxations, and sacral fractures.
Less common but still seen are thoracic limb orthopedic injuries including scapular or humeral fracture, elbow luxation and radius/ulnar fracture. […]
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University of Cambridge, UK.
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