Transplantation of 25 fresh-frozen medial menisci was studied in 15 adult dogs. Before implantation, the allografts were deep-frozen and stored at -70 degrees C for 6 weeks to 18 months. The animals were killed 2 to 8 months postoperatively, and their knees and transplants were examined macroscopically and histologically.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThis is a case report on a patient with a multiple femur's fracture where a transfixed intramedullar nailing of Grosse-Kempf type has been done. "The nail dynamization" was not carried out before the beginning of vertical loading. Seven months after the full vertical loading had begun, at a sudden torsian movement of the extremity, the nail had broken.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFWe studied transplantation of a fresh meniscus in 25 knees in 15 adult dogs. On 2 tables and with 2 surgical teams the medial menisci were explanted, exchanged and implanted into the opposite dog's knee. The animals were killed 4-12 months postoperatively, and the transplants were studied histologically.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFRevascularization of the forearm was performed on six mature dogs of a different race. Arteria mediana was cut 2 cm above the fork of the arteria radialis and later sutured with a nonresorptive monofilament thread/Ethilonr/7-0 and 8-0 in diameter. The same process was repeated on the cefalica vein.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFA preliminary investigation of the allogenic transplantation of the meniscus without the vascular bundle was carried out in 4 adult dogs with 8 knees. In one operation session on 2 dogs at 2 operative tables and with two operative teams an identical surgical procedure in general anaesthesia was done. A medial parapatellar incision of the knee was used, the medial capsule and the collateral ligament near its proximal insertion were severed.
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