A case of caudal cruciate rupture
Catrina Pennington, Ben Walton
Abstract
Catrina Pennington, Ben Walton
Abstract
A 10-year-old, male neutered 25 kg Border Collie was referred for investigation of left pelvic limb lameness. Radiographs demonstrated the presence of stifle effusion. Arthrotomy revealed an isolated caudal cruciate ligament rupture; this was repaired surgically via extracapsular stabilisation. Follow-up 10 weeks postoperatively showed complete resolution of lameness.
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A 10-year-old, male neutered 25 kg Border Collie was referred for investigation of left pelvic limb lameness. Radiographs demonstrated the presence of stifle effusion. Arthrotomy revealed an isolated caudal cruciate ligament rupture; this was repaired surgically via extracapsular stabilisation. Follow-up 10 weeks postoperatively showed complete resolution of lameness.
Key concepts: Lameness, Arthrotomy, Medicine, Cruciate ligament, Effusion, Anterior cruciate ligament, Radiography, Surgery