Stability of fractured end of femur in young dogs affecting the status of the hip joints using intramedullary pinning

Authors

  • Koleosho, Sulaimon Adisa Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology
  • Ajayi John Olurotimi Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47941/ahj.549

Keywords:

Intramedullary pins, Femur, Hip joint, dogs, Status.

Abstract

In the study 10 dogs were sourced from 2 litters, and were randomly assorted into 3 experimental groups. The intramedullary pinning of the femur of the young dogs were evaluated to know the status of the hip joints. Fractures were created on the femur of the experimental dogs and attempts were made to oppose or align then using the retrograding and normograding techniques. It showed that retrograding techniques with multiple intramedullary pinning provide stability to the corrected fractured limb, and frequent evaluation of the radiographic status of the hip and bones in managing femoral fracture repair by intramedullary pin fixation in young dogs to determine when it is soonest and best to remove the pins.

Key Words: Intramedullary pins. Femur. Hip joint. dogs. Status.

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Author Biographies

Koleosho, Sulaimon Adisa, Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology

Department of Animal Health, Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology. P.M.B. 5029. Moor Plantation, Ibadan, Nigeria

Ajayi John Olurotimi, Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology

Department of Animal Health, Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology. P.M.B. 5029. Moor Plantation, Ibadan, Nigeria.

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Published

2021-03-29

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Sulaimon Adisa, K. ., & John Olurotimi, A. (2021). Stability of fractured end of femur in young dogs affecting the status of the hip joints using intramedullary pinning. Animal Health Journal, 2(1), 36–40. https://doi.org/10.47941/ahj.549

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