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- Two dogs experienced a spontaneous dislocation of the long digital extensor tendon.
- They underwent a surgical procedure called sulcoplasty, along with the placement of a plate to support the extensor sulcus.
- Both dogs showed no signs of lameness after surgery, with follow-up periods of 59 and 15 months, respectively.
Article Abstract
Two dogs with spontaneous luxation of the long digital extensor tendon of origin were managed by performing a sulcoplasty and applying a plate bridging the extensor sulcus. Lameness resolved and neither dog had recurrence of lameness 59 and 15 months following surgery.
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