This video addresses non-surgical approaches for stabilizing fractures of the diaphysis of the tibia, femur, and humerus when surgical repair is not feasible. The best treatment for these long bone […]
Dr. Sylvestre described the protocol that she used EVERYTIME a patient came for a bandage change. This protocol really helped her identify and deal with POTENTIAL issues, and therefore prevented
Dr. Sylvestre outlines key common and potential complications associated with veterinary bandaging and provides insight into why these issues arise and how to prevent them. Complications seen include: -Skin irritation,
This video was created because people would ask me why their ligatures were slipping and how to properly use a three-clamp technique. Technical details are described and demonstrated to ensure
Most pelvic fractures can be managed conservatively. It is important to use pain management and good nursing care. Although it is appropriate to consider surgical management of all pelvic, there
We all have our favorites but maybe try a few new ones if you have not already. The Miller’s knot, modified Miller’s knot (strangle knot) and surgeon’s knot are all
Very young patients can present to your clinic with a diaphyseal humeral or femoral. Unfortunately, they may not have an owner or the budget to have the fracture properly repaired.
This video blog is a continuation of the case that we presented on April 16, 2025. A young Husky patient that was diagnosed with hip dysplasia as a puppy and
The small breed dogs that present to you with a fracture of the radius and ulna are typically young (although not exclusively) and have likely fractured their limb by jumping
Because you asked! The linea alba can sometimes be elusive; even to a seasoned surgeon. Yet because finding the linea alba is the start point of any surgery and a