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| These images are of a young Golden Retriever with a fractured tibia (shin bone) due to vehicular trauma. |
The images below show the repair of the fracture with a bone plate and screws. The surgery took 2 1/2 hours and the patient went home walking on his repaired leg the very next day. |
Below are radiographs of a young Labrador Retriever who was brought to us for a fractured femur (thigh). Pre-Operative radiographs show the fracture and post-operative radiographs show the bone plate used to repair the fracture. This surgery took about 1 1/2 hours. In most cases, the bone plate will stay in for the rest of the patient's life.
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ages show a fractured radius and ulna (front leg) on a 9 month old male
Yorkshire Terrier.
These images show the fractured radius repaired with a bone plate. This patient will need to be restricted from running and jumping for 6-8 weeks while his repair heals.
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Diagnostic Imaging 
