Guest guest Posted May 30, 2008 Report Share Posted May 30, 2008 Hey Everyone, I need some advice on a particular case. This is a 5 year old yellow lab who I have been seeing recently. Two years prior the dog had surgical correction for biceps tendonitis which it recovered to fully from. Late last year it presented with the same clinical signs on the other front leg and again went for surgery. The dog has since been lame on the limb. The surgeon at them time said that there was not a tremendous about of inflammation in the area which puzzled him but he still performed the release. Since then the dog has had chronic stiffness in the limb when getting up from laying down, limps on the limb 24/7and often it slides out. I suggested to the owner to seek a second orthopedic option and MRI of bilat. shoulders. This surgeon Dx. Medial Gleniod Humoral ligament injury w/ secondary injury to the supraspinatous. The surgeon opted against surgical correction and suggested therapy for the next four weeks with reevaluation. We are currently Cold Lasering and hydrotherapy. I need your guidance on experience with these medial instability injuries and any additional exercise or therapy ideas. Thanks for your help. drj@... www.topdoghealth.com P: F: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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