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Felis Categories musculoskeletal
Acetyl salicylic acid
Amoxicillin
Amputation: thoracic limb
Animal abuse (non-accidental injury)
Arthritis: bacterial L-form
Arthritis: erosive
Arthritis: infective
Arthritis: non-erosive
Arthritis: osteoarthritis
Arthritis: polyarthritis - idiopathic
Arthritis: rheumatoid
Arthritis: rickettsial
Arthritis: septic
Arthritis: synovial osteochondromatosis
Arthritis: viral
Arthrodesis: carpus - overview
Arthrodesis: elbow
Arthrodesis: intertarsal
Arthrodesis: overview
Arthrodesis: pancarpal
Arthrodesis: pantarsal
Arthrodesis: partial carpal
Arthrodesis: shoulder
Arthrodesis: stifle
Arthrodesis: tarsometatarsal
Arthrodesis: tarsus - overview
Atracurium
Aurothiomalate
Betamethasone
Biological fracture fixation
Biopsy: bone
Biopsy: muscle
Biopsy: synovia
Bone grafting
Bone tumor: overview
Butorphanol tartrate
Carprofen
Carpus: collateral ligament rupture
Carpus: hyperextension
Carpus: shearing injury
Cartilaginous exostosis
Cefalexin
Cefazolin
Chondrodysplasia
Chondroitin sulfate
Chondrosarcoma
Clavulanate
Clindamycin
Craniofacial defect
Dantrolene
Dexamethasone
Diazepam
Diclofenac
Diskospondylitis
Doxycycline
Edrophonium
Elbow: congenital luxation
Elbow: traumatic luxation
Epiphyseal trauma
Ethylestrenol
Femur: fracture
Flunixin meglumine
Flurbiprofen
Fracture fixation: casts
Fracture fixation: external skeletal fixator
Fracture fixation: lag screw
Fracture fixation: pin
Fracture fixation: plate
Fracture fixation: wire
Fracture: external fixation
Fracture: healing
Fracture: internal fixation
Fracture: overview
Frunevetmab
Gastrocnemius tendon avulsion
Greater trochanter fracture: femur
Growth plate fracture repair
Hip luxation: open and closed reduction
Hip: capsulorrhaphy
Hip: caudolateral approach
Hip: craniolateral approach
Hip: dorsal approach
Hip: dysplasia
Hip: excision arthroplasty
Hip: toggle fixation
Humerus: fracture
Hydrocortisone
Hydrotherapy
Hypertrophic osteopathy
Idiopathic polymyositis
Intra-articular stabilization of patellar instability
Intraosseous needle placement
Jaw: fracture
Jaw: open-mouth locking
Ketoprofen
Ketorolac
Lameness: overview
Laser therapy: delivery
Laser therapy: overview
Achilles tendon: partial rupture - radiograph
Achilles tendon: partial rupture - ultrasound
Antebrachium: fracture 01 - radiograph lateral
Antebrachium: fracture 02 - radiograph CrCd
Antebrachium: normal 02 - radiograph CrCd
Arthritis: pathophysiological classification
Arthritis: pathway by which chronic changes develop in OA
Arthrodesis: pantarsal - intraoperative
Bone: hypervitaminosis A - spine
Calcaneous: split - repair 01
Calcaneous: split - repair 02
Calcaneous: split - repair 03
Calcaneous: split - repair 04
Calcaneous: split - repair 05
Carpus: disease - radiograph DP
Carpus: hyperextension - stressed radiograph
Carpus: hyperextension (subluxation and disruption of carpometacarpal joint) - radiograph
Carpus: normal - radiograph DP
Carpus: normal - radiograph lateral DLPaM oblique
Carpus: normal 03 - radiograph lateral
Carpus: normal 04 - radiograph CrCd
Elbow: DJD 01 - radiograph lateral
Elbow: DJD 02 - radiograph CrCd
Elbow: fracture repair 01 - radiograph lateral
Elbow: fracture repair 02 - radiograph CrCd
Elbow: fracture repair 03 - radiograph lateral
Elbow: fracture repair 04 - radiograph CrCd
Elbow: luxation (postoperative) 01 - radiograph mediolateral
Elbow: luxation (postoperative) 02 - radiograph CrCd
Elbow: luxation (preoperative) 01 - radiograph mediolateral
Elbow: luxation (preoperative) 02 - radiograph CrCd
Elbow: mineralization - radiograph
Elbow: normal - radiograph craniocaudal
Elbow: normal- radiograph lateral
Elbow: periarticular new bone formation - radiograph mediolateral
Femur: bilateral slipped capital epiphyses - radiograph VD
Femur: condylar fracture - radiograph CrCd
Femur: distal fracture - radiograph lateral
Femur: fracture (proximal third) - radiograph
Femur: fracture (repair mismanaged - 3wks post-op) - radiograph
Femur: fracture 01 (midshaft spiral) - radiograph lateral
Femur: fracture 02 (comminuted proximal) - radiograph lateral
Femur: fracture 03 (comminuted) - radiograph lateral
Femur: fracture radiograph
Femur: fracture repair 01 (IM pin with cerclage wire) - radiograph CrCd
Femur: fracture repair 02 (IM pin and cerclage) - radiograph lateral
Femur: normal radiograph CrCd
Femur: osteomyelitis - radiograph VD
Femur: pathological neck fracture - radiograph VD
Femur: periosteal reaction - radiograph VD
Femur: Salter Harris type I fracture 01 - radiograph
Femur: Salter Harris type I fracture 02 - radiograph
Femur: slipped capital epiphysis - radiograph VD
Forelimb: normal carpus and paw (skeletally immature) - radiograph DPa
Forelimb: normal elbow - lateral radiograph
Fracture distal femur 01: repair type II Salter Harris - radiograph
Fracture distal radius and ulna 01: repair with screw - radiograph
Fracture distal radius and ulna styloid 01: repair T plate and pin with figure of eight tension band
Fracture femur 01: repair intramedullary X-wire pins - CrCd view - radiograph
Fracture femur 01: repair reconstruction plate - 6wks post-op - radiograph 01
Fracture femur 01: repair reconstruction plate - 6wks post-op - radiograph 02
Fracture femur 02: repair comminuted proximal fracture - 6wks post-op 01
Fracture femur 02: repair comminuted proximal fracture - 6wks post-op 02
Fracture femur 02: repair intramedullary pin Kerschner Ehmer fixation tied in - photograph
Fracture femur 02: repair luxation IM pin cerclage and type I external fixator
Fracture femur 02: repair sacroiliac luxation - pre-op radiograph VD
Fracture femur 03: repair IM pin with cerclage wire - 6 week post-op radiograph
Fracture femur 03: sacroiliac subluxation - radiograph CrCd
Fracture femur 05: repair IM pin cerclage and type I external fixator not tied in
Fracture hock 01: granulating wound transarticular fixation - photograph
Fracture hock 01: transarticular fixation - radiograph lateral
Fracture repair: distal femur 01: type II Salter Harris - radiograph
Fracture: femur 01 type I Salter Harris - radiograph lateral
Fracture: femur 03 comminuted proximal - radiograph CrCd
Fracture: femur 04 sacroiliac subluxation, femoral capital physis - VD radiograph
Gastrocnemius tendon rupture 02: plantigrade stance
Hindlimb: normal hip and femur - lateral radiograph
Hindlimb: normal pelvis and hips - radiograph VD
Hip: craniodorsal dislocation 01 - radiograph
Hip: craniodorsal dislocation 02 - radiograph
Hip: dislocation - radiograph VD
Hip: DJD 01 - radiograph
Hip: DJD 02 - radiograph
Hip: dysplasia - radiograph VD
Hip: luxation 01 (preoperative) - radiograph VD
Hip: luxation 02 (closed reduction) - radiograph VD
Hip: normal - radiograph VD
Hip: osteoarthritis secondary to dysplasia - radiograph VD
Hip: slipped epiphysis - radiograph lateral
Hip: slipped epiphysis - radiograph VD
Hock: arthritis radiograph lateral
Hock: cellulitis (gross pathology)
Hock: normal 01 - radiograph lateral
Hock: normal 02 - radiograph CrCd
Hock: normal 03 - radiograph CrCd
Humerus 01: osteosarcoma - radiograph lateral
Humerus 02: osteosarcoma - DV radiograph
Humerus: fracture - radiograph CrCd
Arthritis
Children and pets
Emotional support animals – the benefits
Fractures
Intervertebral disk herniation or slipped disk
Lameness in cats
Medication: Glucosamine - Chondroitin
Myasthenia gravis
Myositis
Osteomyelitis
Physical therapy and rehabilitation
Patellar fracture and dental anomaly syndrome audio article
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