Demography, management and outcomes of canine physeal fractures (103 cases).

Background: This study is a retrospective review of the demography, management, complications and outcomes of canine physeal fractures.

Methods: Clinical records were reviewed for dogs with appendicular physeal fractures, and descriptive statistical analysis was applied to the data set.

Results: One hundred and three fractures were included, of which 68 had follow-up.

Difficulties in diagnosing tuberculosis of the cervix in a post menopausal woman: Case report and literature review.

Tuberculosis (TB) of the cervix is a rare disease, especially in developed countries. We presented a patient with primary TB of the cervix with no concurrent immune deficiency or HIV infections. The case clinically mimicked carcinoma of the cervix.