【 Arthroscopic Case Sharing 】 Golden Retriever anterior cruciate ligament rupture ~ Teacher Du Lang from Kunming Hengjia!

Breed: Golden Retriever, nickname: bannana Age: 6 years old Gender: Female (sterilized) Weight: 33Kg The patient visited the hospital after limping in the right hind limb for several days. The muscles in the right hind limb were slightly atrophied, and the drawer test was positive. During the operation, a comprehensive joint exploration and meniscus exploration were performed using the new equipment of Bailu - arthroscopy. It was decided to undergo TPLO surgery for treatment. During the operation, the BlueSAO TPLO-9.5mm R pure titanium locking bone plate was selected for internal fixation. The operation was successfully completed. I can walk normally three days after the operation. Hope you recover soon! Thank you very much to Teacher Du Lang from Kunming Hengjia Pet Hospital for sharing the clinical case of BlueSAO arthroscopy!

·Summary: Arthroscopy is the gold standard for diagnosing anterior cruciate ligament rupture. Although this case has been diagnosed through the anterior drawer test, clinical symptoms, and imaging, the use of arthroscopy is not superfluous. On the contrary, it is very important for judging the degree of synovitis, especially for the examination of the meniscus, in terms of prognosis. Facing the difficult problem of claudication that is hard to diagnose, BlueSAO arthroscopy breaks the diagnostic deadlock. As the "third sharp eye" in clinical diagnosis and treatment, it uses minimally invasive exploration to delve into the minute details of joints, precisely capturing clues of lesions and dispelling the thick fog of scientific diagnosis and treatment.