Can you solve this Brain Teaser?Test your veterinary knowledge! June 1, 2022 By Kendra Freeman, DVM, MS, DACVS (large animal); DACVS (small animal)Presentation Image courtesy Kendra Freeman An eight-month-old female Pomeranian presents after jumping off a bed. Challenge 1) What is the success rate for conservative management of this fracture? 2) Which of the following is not a potential complication of surgical stabilization? a) Disuse osteopenia b) Implant loosening c) Non-union d) All of the above 3) Most toy breed fractures of the radius occur at what location? a) 1-2cm proximal to the carpus b) Mid-diaphyseal c) Proximal diaphyseal d) Location is highly variable Check your answers on Page 2. Pages: 1 2
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