The most common reason fractures occur is trauma. Pets with fractures often limp and have severe pain and swelling. An open fracture is when the broken bone comes through the skin, while…
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Arthrex Supports National Collegiate Polo Champions With ACP Donations
It may be known as the “sport of kings” that…
Red Fox Back on Her Feet, Thanks to Skilled Vet and Arthrex Products
In his many years as a veterinary orthopedic surgeon, Jason…
Weimaraner Up and Running After Traumatic Achilles Tendon Tear, Thanks to Arthrex Technology
For a sporting dog like a Weimaraner, it’s hard to…
Injured Bobcat Saved, Thanks to Animal Advocates and Arthrex Innovation
Of all the things that threaten the Florida Panther, the…
Arthrex Vet Systems Supports Consultant at National Conference
Arthrex Vet Systems takes pride in providing the best service…
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How Two TightRope® Procedures Helped a Six-Year-Old Lab Play Ball Again
Six-year-old Cooper is feeling playful again after dealing with one of the most common orthopedic injuries in dogs—a tear in the cranial cruciate ligament (CCL). But for Cooper, it wasn’t just one…
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JumpStart™ Antimicrobial Wound Dressing Case Q&A with Dr. Brian Trumpatori
Dr. Trumpatori, Chief of Surgery at the Veterinary Specialty Hospital of the Carolinas, was waiting for the right clinical conditions to use JumpStart antimicrobial wound dressing which generates microcurrents to support the…
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How the TightRope® CCL Fixation Technique was Developed
by James L. Cook, DVM, PhD, DACVS TightRope® CCL fixation was developed to address my strong concerns about the relative safety, efficacy and availability of the surgical treatments for CCL disease in…
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Daisy’s Renewed Energy and Mobility After Successful TightRope® CCL Surgery
By Christina Holbrook, DVM How long will it take for my dog to be able to run again? What are the most common complications with this surgery? What would you do…
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Double TightRope® Case Study
Dr. Jennifer Hummel, DVM Rolesville Veterinary Hospital (Rolesville, NC) At our animal hospital, we’ve learned, over time, that assessing the right path for our patients is often a balancing act between the…
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Arthrex in the Spotlight for Role in Injured Dog’s Recovery
Arthrex is making headlines after Abigail, the pit bull injured in a dogfighting ring, visited its Naples headquarters to meet the Arthrex employees who helped with the dog’s recovery. Abigail wagged her…
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CUE Case Report
James L. Cook, DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVSMR Arthrex’s Canine Unicompartmental Elbow (CUE) Arthroplasty System was developed by Kurt Schulz, DVM, DACVS, Arthrex Research and Development Manager Josh Karnes and myself in order…
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Arthrex Vet Systems Product Helps Jump-start Dog’s Recovery
An Arthrex Vet Systems product is helping Abigail, a 3-year-old pit bull mix, in her recovery after she endured horrific facial injuries in a Miami dogfighting ring. Arthrex Clinical Specialist, Michelle Chargot, saw Abigail’s story…
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Elbow Dysplasia in Dogs
Elbow dysplasia (ED) occurs with developmental abnormalities in a dog’s elbow joint that could be caused by genetics, trauma or other issues. ED is typically seen in large to giant dogs, particularly…
