1. Will my pet have to stay overnight?

2.Can I visit my pet after surgery?

3. What kind of care will my
pet need when I bring him/her home?

VSCD’s approach is unique. Our High Tech, High Touch methodology sets us apart from others. Click here for more info!
 
 

VSCD profiles interesting and instructive cases and techniques as they present.

Technique:
Osteochondral Autograft Transfer (OAT)
Name:
Treatment for Cartilage defects
Breed:
Any Canine, particular large/giant breeds
Condition:
Developmental or Acquired cartilage lesions

Osteochondrosis (OC) is a developmental disease of articular cartilage most commonly affecting young, rapidly growing, large-to-giant breed dogs. Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, Newfoundlands, Mastiffs, Great Danes, and German Shepherds are breeds reported to have greater risk for the disease. The cause and pathogenesis of OC is not completely understood but appears Read more...

 
 

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Newsroom: Announcement

Title: New trauma fixation device utilized, 'Fixin'
Date: 4/17/09

Detail: Veterinary Surgical Centers is pleased to announce that Dr. John Haburjak and Dr. Kim Carlson have added a new trauma fixation device.  This new system referred to as ‘Fixin’.

www.traumavet.it

This product is designed after a human stainless steel-titanium coupling system which maintains the alignment of fractures and osteotomies with fewer screws – thus enhancing biologic healing – while making use of the tremendous biomechanical advantages of conical coupling (rather than screw fixation which requires friction and compression to achieve results).  This new system has already begun to shift the paradigm of many of the age-old tenets of fracture fixation.

 

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