Uso de técnicas modificadoras de la biomecánica en la enfermedad de Ligamento Cruzado Craneal (LCCr) en caninos: reporte de dos casos clínicos

Abstract

Around 90% of hindlimb claudications originate in the knee joint. Cruciate ligament disease is a highly prevalent pathology in which it is rarely diagnosed correctly, which leads to clinical manifestations in animals where a painful and degenerative process affecting the limb is noted. The objective of this work is to bring knowledge closer to reaching an accurate diagnosis, and especially the most effective treatment to date. In the clinical cases presented, the surgical techniques that have been studied the most in recent years and with the best results in practice are reported.