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Leg amputation due to osteosarcoma in the radius. It goes without saying this video is intended for education for veterinary professionals only.
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Amputation of the hind leg in a dog at Pinehurst Animal Hospital in Southern Pines North Carolina. Surgery by Dr. Tony Ioppolo.
Follow this peer-reviewed step-by-step guide to successfully amputate pelvic limbs in your canine patients.
During forelimb amputation, the patient is placed in lateral recumbency with the affected limb on top. A teardrop-shaped skin incision is made around the extremity beginning at the top of the scapula and running in a smooth continuous fashion down the lateral aspect over the scapular spine.
Limb amputation is recommended when the limb is painful and unlikely to improve, vascular supply is damaged, deep structures are infected, or when orthopedic stabilization is not possible (comminuted fractures, etc).
Perform canine forelimb amputation, avoiding pitfalls such as bone cutting and pressure necrosis, with this peer-reviewed step-by-step guide.
