[Hip dysplasia] Golden Retriever, THR biological total hip replacement surgery successful

Breed: Golden Retriever, Weight: 33kg, Age: 3 years, Sex: Female

This is a young Golden Retrievewith hip joint dysplasia. This dog has developed bilateral hip degeneration, acetabular deformity, osteosclerosis, and chronic pain.

The dog runs with a limp, bunny hops, and twisted hips. There are correspondingcompensations forstanding and gait. Pet owners bring him to our hospital to seek the best treatment. The best treatment option for hip dysplasia is, of course, total hip replacement surgery.

BlueSAO's total hip replacement system is a system. It includes professional training in total hip replacement surgery, professional certification in total hip replacement surgery, a preoperative precision planning system - the iBlueVet orthopedic planning system, a full range of BlueSAO's electric devices, and a full range of BlueSAO's total hip replacement systems. This equipment can be used for dogs and cats of all sizes. We believe this is the most comprehensive, best-used and professional total hip replacement system available.

After calibration according to Marker in the iBlueVet orthopedic planning system, the appropriate femoral stem prosthesis and acetabular cup prosthesis are selected. Preoperative planning was performed using a #6 biological femoral stem, 18mm lateral bolt, 24mm or 26mm biological cups and preparation of 16mm+0,16mm+3 and 16mm+6 femoral head prostheses. Intraoperative testing with afemoral head prosthesis was performed before deciding on the final femoral head prosthesis.

Plannedimplants: a #6 biological femoral stem, a 18mm lateral bolt, 24mm or 26mm biological cups and 16mm+0,16mm+3 and 16mm+6 femoral head prostheses.

Preoperative x-rays