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Ischio-Ilial Pinning for Stabilization of Coxofemoral Luxations in Twenty-One Dogs: A Retrospective Evaluation
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1991
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OculoplasticsMedicineVeterinary SurgeryVeterinary ScienceIschio-ilial PinningOrthopaedicsPin MigrationSmall Animal Internal MedicineSurgeryWound HealingCoxofemoral LuxationsTwenty-one DogsCraniofacial SurgeryAnesthesiaClinical PathologySeptic ArthritisOrthopaedic SurgeryIschio-ilial Pin
Summary Twenty-one dogs with craniodorsal coxofemoral luxation were managed with placement of an ischio-ilial pin. The overall success rate in maintaining reduction was 73%, with pins placed at a central position resulting in the lowest incidence of reluxation (p = 0.095). Postoperative complications included pin migration (n = 2), septic arthritis (n = 1), pressure sores n = 3), and decubital ulcers (n = 1).
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