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Arthroscopic Study of Cranial Cruciate Ligament and Medial Meniscal Lesions in the Dog

GEORGE B. SIEMERING, Robert E. Eilert

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Twenty stifles (10 dogs) were studied for a period of 1 year after various lesions of the cranial cruciate ligament and medial meniscus were produced surgicaoy. Through serial arthroscopic evaluations, degenerative processes In stifles with a “torn” cranial cruciate ligament were documented. Intra‐articular changes were minimal after partial meniscectomy and were severe after total meniscectomy. Multiple arthroscopies caused no demonstrable changes.

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Twenty stifles (10 dogs) were studied for a period of 1 year after various lesions of the cranial cruciate ligament and medial meniscus were produced surgicaoy. Through serial arthroscopic evaluations, degenerative processes In stifles with a “torn” cranial cruciate ligament were documented. Intra‐articular changes were minimal after partial meniscectomy and were severe after total meniscectomy. Multiple arthroscopies caused no demonstrable changes.

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Twenty stifles (10 dogs) were studied for a period of 1 year after various lesions of the cranial cruciate ligament and medial meniscus were produced surgicaoy. Through serial arthroscopic evaluations, degenerative processes In stifles with a “torn” cranial cruciate ligament were documented. Intra‐articular changes were minimal after partial meniscectomy and were severe after total meniscectomy. Multiple arthroscopies caused no demonstrable changes.

Key concepts: Medicine, Cruciate ligament, Medial meniscus, Meniscus, Arthroscopy, Surgery, Ligament, Anatomy

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