Case Description- A six-month-old Doberman Pinscher male with sever laceration in the mucosa of the lip, nose and nostrils as well as the shoulder area was referred to Veterinary Hospital of Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman. Clinical Findings- The animal showed anorexia, depression, and sialorrhea. There was also a deep laceration over the right should...

DESCRIPTION A 35-year-old man suffered a self-inflicted work injury from a circular saw on the dorsum of the thumb on his nondominant hand, sustaining a total transection of his extensor pollicus longus (EPL) and a concomitant dorsal capsule injury.

Teat injuries are common in dairy cattle and, compared to other frequently occurring diseases, these injuries often result in premature culling of affected cows. Teat injuries can be divided in 2 categories: external or internal injuries. The external injuries include all types of laceration. The internal injuries include disease of the teat cistern and papillary duct. During this session, the ...

Introduction Flexor tendon injuries caused by deep lacerations to the hands are a challenging problem for tissue engineers. Such injuries often result in debilitating adhesions, scar tissue that prevents the normal gliding motion of the flexor tendons through their lubricating synovial sheaths, preventing the hands from opening and closing. Evidence exists that tendon adhesions as well as scarr...

background: a potential specific problem of patellar tendon graft in acl reconstruction is the possibility of graft-tunnel mismatch which could be more problematic with anatomic acl reconstruction where the femoral tunnel is placed low on the lateral wall of the lateral femoral condyle. the occasional occurrence of this mismatch raises the question that whether a correlation exists between pati...

BACKGROUND It has been theorized that degenerative rotator cuff tears most commonly involve the supraspinatus tendon, initiating at the anterior portion of the supraspinatus insertion and propagating posteriorly. The purposes of this study were to determine the most common location of degenerative rotator cuff tears and to examine tear location patterns associated with various tear sizes. MET...

background: palmaris longus (pl) is a muscle with marked variations. it is harvested as a tendon graft in many surgical proceduresin which a certain length of tendon is required. the aims of the present study were to determine the variations of this tendon in iranian population and to find whether the length of pl tendon could be estimated by measuring the forearm length and height.   methods: ...

BACKGROUND In the case of rotator cuff tears, the biceps pulley can be stressed by the unstable biceps tendon, and this can subsequently affect the stability of the subscapularis tendon. Therefore, it is important to distinguish between normal variations and lesions of the biceps pulley that affect anterosuperior lesions in cases of rotator cuff tears. METHODS From January 2002 through Novemb...

BACKGROUND Disruption of the plantar plate of the lesser metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joints leads to significant instability. Despite the fact that plantar plate disorders are common, the best mode of treatment remains controversial with operative treatments having variable and somewhat unpredictable clinical outcomes. METHODS Lesser MTP joints from the second, third, and fourth toes from fresh...