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In vivo femorotibial subluxation during weight-bearing and clinical outcome following tibial tuberosity advancement for cranial cruciate ligament insufficiency in dogs by Skinner, O.T., Kim, S.E., Lewis, D.D., Pozzi, A.

“…Ex vivo studies have been used extensively to investigate the mechanisms of tibial osteotomies but few have explored femorotibial alignment in vivo. The aim of…”
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Minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis: applications and techniques in dogs and cats by Hudson, C C, Pozzi, A, Lewis, D D

“…Bone plating has been used as a method of fracture management for many years. Recently, a trend toward the use of fracture fixation techniques which preserve…”
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Surgical approaches for minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis in dogs by Pozzi, A, Lewis, D

“…Fracture stabilisation techniques continue to evolve and to provide approaches which minimise the iatrogenic trauma associated with surgery. Minimally invasive…”
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Risk factors affecting the outcome of surgery for atlantoaxial subluxation in dogs: 46 cases (1978-1998) by Beaver, D.P, Ellison, G.W, Lewis, D.D, Goring, R.L, Kubilis, P.S, Barchard, C

“…To identify risk factors for successful surgical management of dogs with atlantoaxial subluxation (AAS). Retrospective study. 46 dogs managed surgically for…”
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Dicondylar humeral fracture stabilisation in a dog using a transilial rod and external fixation by Au, K, Mattern, K.L, Lewis, D.D

“…Repair of a Salter-Harris type IV dicondylar humeral fracture was performed on a 15-week-old pitbull terrier. Interfragmentary compression of the intracondylar…”
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Oxidized dietary fat, alkaline phosphatase concentrations and performance in racing greyhounds by Hill, R.C, Lewis, D.D, Scott, K.C, Sundstrom, D.A, Bauer, JE

“…Racing dogs are often fed raw meat. Raw meat may become oxidized because it contains no preservatives but few studies have examined the effect of feeding…”
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Annual Register: A Record Of World Events 2003 by Lewis, D.S, Bell, Philip M.H, Foot, M.R.D

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Short-term aseptic loosening of the femoral component in canine total hip replacement: effects of cementing technique on cement mantle grade by Ota, J, Cook, J.L, Lewis, D.D, Tomlinson, J.L, Fox, D.B, Cook, C.R, Schultz, L.G, Brumitt, J

“…Objectives— To evaluate the effects of different cementing techniques on radiographic cement mantle grade and short‐term aseptic loosening of the femoral…”
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Bilateral correction of metatarsal rotation in a dog using circular external skeletal fixation by Nelligan, M.R, Wheeler, J.L, Lewis, D.D, Thompson, M.S

“…An 8‐month‐old castrated male Saint Bernard was evaluated for bilateral hind limb lameness. Lameness was ascribed to bilateral metatarsal rotational…”
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Effect of various distal ring-block configurations on the biomechanical properties of circular external skeletal fixators for use in dogs and cats by Cross, A.R, Lewis, D.D, Rigaud, S, Rapoff, A.J

“…To evaluate mediolateral, axial, torsional, and craniocaudal bending behavior of 6 distal ring-block configurations commonly used to stabilize short…”
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Biomechanics of circular external skeletal fixation by Lewis, D.D, Bronson, D.G, Samchukov, M.L, Welch, R.D, Stallings, J.T

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Effect of mild restriction of food intake on the speed of racing Greyhounds by Hill, R.C, Lewis, D.D, Randell, S.C, Scott, K.C, Omori, M, Sundstrom, D.A, Jones, G.L, Speakman, J.R, Butterwick, R.F

“…To determine whether mild restriction of food intake affects clinicopathologic variables, body composition, and performance of dogs undertaking intense sprint…”
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Biomechanical comparison of a circular external skeletal fixator construct to pin and tension band wire fixation for the stabilization of olecranon osteotomies in dogs: a cadaveric study by Halling, K.B, Lewis, D.D, Cross, A.R, Sammy, R.J, Rapoff, A.J

“…Objective— To compare anatomic reduction and the biomechanical properties of a circular external skeletal fixator (CESF) construct to pin and tension band wire…”
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Treating pedal shortening in a dog by metatarsal distraction osteogenesis by Jerram, R.M, Walker, A.M, Sutherland-Smith, J, Warman, C.G.A, Lewis, D.D

“…A five‐month‐old, male German shepherd dog was presented with a left hindlimb deformity. Wearing a cast for a prolonged period to treat left metatarsal…”
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Radiographic evaluation of elbow joints before and after surgery in dogs with possible fragmented medial coronoid process by Wosar, M A, Lewis, D D, Neuwirth, L, Parker, R B, Spencer, C P, Kubilis, P S, Stubbs, W P, Murphy, S T, Shiroma, J T, Stallings, J T, Bertrand, S G

“…To determine the usefulness of 5 radiographic projections of the elbow joint for identification of fragmented coronoid process (FCP) and associated secondary…”
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Complication rate and factors affecting outcome of olecranon osteotomies reparied with pin and tension-band fixation in dogs by Halling, K.B, Lewis, D.D, Cross, A.R, Kerwin, S.C, Smith, B.A, Kubilis, P.S

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biomechanical comparison of screw and wire fixation with and without polymethylmetharcrylate re-enforcement for acetabular osteotomy stabilization in dogs by Lanz, O.I, Lewis, D.D, Madison, J.B, Miller, G.J, Martin, D.E

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Mechanical comparison of materials used for extra-capsular stabilisation of the stifle joint in dogs by Lewis, D.D, Milthorpe, B.K, Bellenger, C.R

“…Objective The mechanical properties of three materials (No. 2 polypropylene, No. 5 polybutilate‐coated multifilament polyester and 18, 27 and 36 kg test…”
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Results of screw/wire/polymethylmethacrylate composite fixation for acetabular fracture repair in 14 dogs by Lewis, D.D. (University of Florida, Gainesville, FL.), Stubbs, W.P, Neuwirth, L, Bertrand, S.G, Parker, R.B, Stallings, J.T, Murphy, S.T

“…Objective‐ To assess the clinical results in dogs with acetabular fractures stabilized using a screw‐wire‐polymethylmethacrylate (SWP) composite fixation…”
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Complications associated with the use of iohexol for myelography of the cervical vertebral column in dogs: 66 cases (1988-1990) by Lewis, D D, Hosgood, G

“…Medical records of 66 dogs that had undergone myelography, using iohexol (240 mg of iodine/ml, 0.3 to 0.5 ml/kg of body weight) during a 2-year period, were…”
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