Toggle Pin Versus Femoral Head and Neck Ostectomy For Treatment of Hip ...
The Toggle pin hip stabilization can be considered a better alternative for hip luxation in small dogs compared to femoral head and neck excision arthroplasty. Recurrence related to suture failure is a possible complication associated with toggle pin repair.
Stabilization of Coxofemoral Luxation Using the Toggle Pin …
There are a number of popular surgical methods for maintaining reduction of coxofemoral luxations - use of the toggle pin method, ilio-femoral sutures to limit external rotation of the hip, and caudo-distal transposition of the greater trochanter.
A hip toggle is a strong suture that is placed to stabilise dislocated hips by holding the “ball” of the femur (thigh bone) in the “socket” of the pelvis (hip) bone. The prognosis after toggles is generally good, though occasional cases re-dislocate in the days/weeks after surgery.
Prognosis: By 8-10 weeks after surgery most risks of re-luxation have reduced and the joint capsules have healed. At this point your pet should be using the limb very well. After healing takes place your pet should be able to walk normally again. During times …
Hip Luxations | Nashville Veterinary Specialists
Treatment options include closed reduction, open reduction with Toggle Pin Repair, femoral head and neck ostectomy (FHO), and total hip replacement (THR). Closed reduction is often recommended when the patient has little to no radiographic evidence of hip dysplasia, and no concurrent orthopedic injuries.
The surgical technique described in this paper is a modification of toggle pin stabilization, which is an intracapsular reduction technique for displaced hip.
Biomechanical evaluation of a toggle pin technique for ... - PubMed
Toggle pin stabilization is an accepted technique for the management of coxofemoral (CF) luxation in dogs. The purpose of this study was to determine, in vitro, the respective contributions of several aspects of toggle pin repair to the overall stability of fixation.
Use of a modified toggle pin for repair of coxofemoral luxation in dogs …
1996年1月1日 · A modified toggle pin procedure for LHF prosthesis can maintain coxofemoral reduction and allow early weightbearing in dogs with coxofemoral luxation as a component of multiple orthopedic injuries. Objective
[PDF] USE OF THE MODIFIED TOGGLE PIN TECHNIQUE FOR …
An imaging and instrumentation technique that would allow closed placement of a toggle pin bone anchor under fluoroscopic guidance, while at the same time minimizing, or eliminating, damage to the articular cartilage was developed for the treatment of traumatic canine coxofemoral luxation.
Successful deployment of the toggle was obtained in 24/24 hips in which the toggle was passed through the femoral and acetabular tunnels simultaneously using the delivery device, regardless of how the acetabular tunnel was drilled.