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23. Influence of age and localisation on pedicle fixation in immature porcine spines

Author

Rossi, Jean-Marie, Le Cann, S., Cachon, T., Viguier, E., Baron, C., Miladi, L., Odent, T., Rossi, Jm., Chabrand, P., Institut des Sciences du Mouvement Etienne Jules Marey (ISM), and Aix Marseille Université (AMU)-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)

Subjects
musculoskeletal diseases, Aging, medicine.medical_specialty, Sus scrofa, Biomedical Engineering, Bioengineering, Thoracic Vertebrae, Fixation (surgical), Fracture Fixation, Pedicle Screws, Bone quality, Animals, Medicine, Pedicle screw, ComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS, Lumbar Vertebrae, business.industry, [SDV.BA]Life Sciences [q-bio]/Animal biology, Body Weight, Biomechanics, [SPI.MECA.BIOM]Engineering Sciences [physics]/Mechanics [physics.med-ph]/Biomechanics [physics.med-ph], General Medicine, Anatomy, musculoskeletal system, equipment and supplies, Spine, Computer Science Applications, Surgery, Radiography, Human-Computer Interaction, surgical procedures, operative, business
Abstract

Pedicle screw is a widely used anchorage system for spinal devices for surgical treatments of paediatric deformities. Its fixation depends on various parameters such as bone quality and the screw-b...

Published
2014

34. Luxation latérale chronique de l'épaule traitée par arthrodèse chez un chien Fox Terrier.

Author

LIVET, V., PILLARD, P., and CACHON, T.

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Published
2016

35. Obstruction intestinale par un corps étranger au sein d'un diverticule duodénal chez un chiot Boxer.

Author

BLESCH, M., LIVET, V., CABON, Q., and CACHON, T.

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Published
2016

47. Porcine model of early onset scoliosis based on animal growth created with posterior mini-invasive spinal offset tethering: a preliminary report.

Author

Odent T, Cachon T, Peultier B, Gournay J, Jolivet E, Elie C, Abdoul H, Viguier E, Odent, Th, Cachon, Th, Peultier, B, Gournay, J, Jolivet, E, Elie, C, Abdoul, H, and Viguier, E

Abstract

Several models of scoliosis were developed in the past 10 years. In most of them, deformations are induced in old animals and required long time observation period and a chest wall ligation ± resection. The purpose of the study was to create a scoliosis model with a size similar to an early onset scoliosis and an important growth potential without chest wall injuring. An original offset implant was fixed posteriorly and connected with a cable in seven (6 + 1 control) one-month-old Landrace pigs. The mean initial spinal length (T1-S1) was 25 cm and the mean weight was 9 kg. After 2 months observation, spinal deformities were assessed with a three dimension stereographic analysis. In four animals, the cable was sectioned and the deformities followed-up for next 2 months. No post-operative complication was observed. Mean weight growth was 10 kg/month and mean spine lengthening (T1-S1) was 7 cm/month. In 2 months, we obtained structural scoliotic curves with vertebral and disk wedging which were maximal at the apex of the curve. Mean frontal and sagittal Cobb angles was 45°. Chest wall associated deformities were similar to those observed in scoliotic deformities and were correlated to spinal deformities (p = 0.03). The cable section resulted in a partial curve regression influenced by disk elasticity and could probably be influenced by gravity loads (Decrease of the Cobb angle of 30% in the sagittal plane and 45% in the frontal plane). According to the results, the model creates a structural scoliosis and chest wall deformity that is similar to an early onset scoliosis. The spinal deformities were obtained quickly, and were consistent between animals in term of amount and characteristic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011
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48. Canine hip denervation: comparison between clinical outcome and gait analysis.

Author

COLLARD, F., MAITRE, P., LE QUANG, T., FAU, D., CAROZZO, C., GENEVOIS, J.-P., CACHON, T., and VIGUIER, E.

Abstract

The article discusses a study which compared clinical improvement of canine hip dysplasia as observed by dog owners. Clinical examination to objective gait analysis was performed to evaluate the efficacy of different procedures used to alleviate pain and ambulatory discomfort in mature dogs suffering from hip joint dysplasia and arthrosis. A comparison of pre-operative and post-operative data showed canine hip denervation as an effective method to treat pain and lameness without any major complication. The study also showed that denervation of the hip joint capsule remains a therapy of choice among veterinarians to manage hip dysplasia when it comes to improvement in hip mobilization and decrease of pain and lameness.

Published
2010

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