Bacterial osteomyelitis in veterinary patients can be challenging to diagnose and treat, given
limited therapeutic options and reported success rates. Osteomyelitis is frequently …

Objective To summarize and discuss peer‐reviewed studies on minimally invasive
osteosynthesis (MIO) of long bone, physeal, and articular fractures in dogs and cats. Study …

Objective To report the use of a 3‐dimensional (3D)‐printed patient‐specific reduction guide
system to facilitate minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis (MIPO) of a humeral fracture in a …

Objective—To evaluate fracture healing after minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis (MIPO)
or open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) of coexisting radius and ulna fractures in dogs …

OBJECTIVE To determine outcomes and complication rates of open reduction and cranial
bone plate fixation of fractures involving the distal aspect of the radius and ulna in miniature …

Objectives The objectives of this study were to report the complications in radial and ulnar
diaphyseal fractures in cats and to compare the differences in outcome between single and …

The rationale for MIFR is preservation of blood supply to encourage more rapid healing,
lower patient morbidity, and a more rapid return to function. Locking bone plates are often …

Objective: Our objectives were: 1) to review the complications associated with stabilization of
appendicular fractures in cats and small dogs using locking compression plates (LCP), and …

OBJECTIVE To assess the feasibility and accuracy of using 2 methods for reduction and
alignment of simulated comminuted diaphyseal tibial fractures in conjunction with 3-D …

Objective To review the relevant human and veterinary literature regarding the timing of
surgical intervention for trauma patients and the impact on outcome. Data Sources Original …