7.3-mm cannulated-shaft screws show no difference in compression or load to failure compared to 7.0-mm variable-pitch screws for bovine capital physeal fracture repair

The present study supports the use of 7.3 TSSs and 7.0 VP screws to repair bovine capital physeal fractures. Further in vivo investigation to evaluate the impact of soft tissues and additional cycling is needed prior to implementing 7.0 VP screws in clinical cases.

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American Journal of Veterinary Research
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.25.03.0097
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Bone fractures and treatments
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7.3-mm cannulated-shaft screws show no difference in compression or load to failure compared to 7.0-mm variable-pitch screws for bovine capital physeal fracture repair

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7.3-mm cannulated-shaft screws show no difference in compression or load to failure compared to 7.0-mm variable-pitch screws for bovine capital physeal fracture repair

Joseph W. Lozier, Sushmitha Durgam, Brianna A. Jordan, Hilary C. Rice, Madison R. Baker, Alan S. Litsky, Jeffrey Lakritz
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The present study supports the use of 7.3 TSSs and 7.0 VP screws to repair bovine capital physeal fractures. Further in vivo investigation to evaluate the impact of soft tissues and additional cycling is needed prior to implementing 7.0 VP screws in clinical cases.

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Bone fractures and treatments
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