Application of a locking cortical pearl plate system to the feline lumbar vertebral column: a cadaveric study

The 2.0-mm, 69-mm-long, 12-hole LCPP can be considered an acceptable option for treating feline vertebral fractures and luxations of L1-L5. It cannot be recommended for use in corridor 3 of L6 or L7 due to the high risk of breaching the vertebral canal.

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New Zealand Veterinary Journal
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2024-12-03
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00480169.2024.2425006
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Veterinary Orthopedics and Neurology
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Application of a locking cortical pearl plate system to the feline lumbar vertebral column: a cadaveric study

Christian Feichtenschlager, Martin Kramer, TC Häußler, GM Mund et al.
New Zealand Veterinary Journal
Veterinary Orthopedics and Neurology
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Application of a locking cortical pearl plate system to the feline lumbar vertebral column: a cadaveric study

Christian Feichtenschlager, Martin Kramer, TC Häußler, GM Mund, MBH Weniger, EM Billau
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Abstract

The 2.0-mm, 69-mm-long, 12-hole LCPP can be considered an acceptable option for treating feline vertebral fractures and luxations of L1-L5. It cannot be recommended for use in corridor 3 of L6 or L7 due to the high risk of breaching the vertebral canal.

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