3D joint anatomy in dogs: MAIN JOINT PATHOLOGIES AND SURGICAL APPROACHES

3D Joint Anatomy in Dogs. Main joint pathologies and surgical approaches

This very instructive visual guide covers the main joints of the limbs in the dog by means of three-dimensional images. The main orthopedic problems of each joint and the most commonly used surgical approaches are also described.

This publication 3D Joint anatomy in dogs - Main joint pathologies and surgical approaches have three key noteworthy aspects.

Firstly, it is of doubtless clinical value, as it focuses on the six main joints of the dog's body.

Secondly, it is developed in stages, from the clear and precise anatomic context of each and every joint, with a series of real images obtained by CT and MRI scans, x-rays and even fluoroscopes, and a collection of specially designed three-dimensional drawings, together with real plastinated sections to clarify and further doubts that the reader may have. Having provided a clear presentation of the anatomy, the book is complemented with a description of the most common pathologies in canine joints.

3D Joint Anatomy in Dogs. Main joint pathologies and surgical approaches

Overall, and considering the importance of diagnostic imagining techniques, this work is not only of interest for clinical professionals but is also relevant to all the recent developments taking place in the field of cell therapy, regarding the regeneration of cartilage and control of inflammation, as the images provided through CT and MRI scans provide us with a clear and accurate picture of the evolution and monitoring of these aspects.

Given the above, we advise clinical staff to keep a copy of this project among their reference books, for clinical application and consultation purposes.