Cruciate ligament rupture surgery dog
If your dog suddenly becomes lame, only puts weight on the hind leg for a short time or „hooks“ after standing up, then you are often faced with the diagnosis of a torn cruciate ligament (correctly: rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament in the knee, in dogs „cranial cruciate ligament“, CCL). At this point, many owners are faced with the big question: Which cruciate ligament rupture surgery in dogs is best - TPLO, TTA, extracapsular suture (lateral suture technique / „raft suture“), TightRope®, ZLig®, or are there situations in which I treat conservatively? In this article, I explain this in layman's terms - and, above all, how I make decisions in everyday practice. I draw on my clinical experience, information from the website hund-kreuzbandriss.de and internationally recognised, independent specialist sources.
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