Put your veterinary knowledge to the test!Can you solve our monthly Brain Teaser? January 30, 2023 By Kendra Freeman, DVM, MS, DACVS (large animal); DACVS (small animal)Image courtesy Kendra Freeman Presentation A young Pomeranian presents four weeks after being stepped on. It has been managed in a splint bandage. 1) This fracture is considered: a) Nonunion b) Hypertrophic nonunion c) Malunion d) Normal 2) Which factors can contribute to this? a) Inadequate stabilization b) Poor vascular supply c) Lack of apposition of bone fragments d) All of the above 3) What should be the treatment of choice? a) External coaptation b) Revision surgery c) Amputation Check your answers on page 2. Pages: 1 2
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