6 - Elbow Disorder

Question 1

Components of elbow dysplasia

Answer 1

Fragmented medial coronoid process, OCD, Ununited anconeal process

Question 2

Fragmented medial coronoid process of the ulna

Answer 2

Separation of medial coronoid process from teh ulna

Question 3

OCD

Answer 3

Medial condyle of the humerus

Question 4

Ununited anconeal process of the ulna

Answer 4

Separation of ossification center of teh anconeal process

Question 5

Elbow incongruity

Answer 5

Caused by abnormal development of the radius, ulna, or humerus

Question 6

Elbow dysplasia is seen in what breed

Answer 6

Large breed dogs

Question 7

Elbow dysplasia signs begin

Answer 7

4 to 8 months

Question 8

Males or females are most affected by elbow dysplasia

Answer 8

Males

Question 9

Elbow dysplasia affects both elbow in % time

Answer 9

30 - 70

Question 10

Signs of elbow dysplasia

Answer 10

Intermittent lameness, decreased ROM and joint swelling

Question 11

Where is the effusion usually in elbow dysplasia

Answer 11

Craniomedial compartment or caudolateral

Question 12

UAP is more likely to cause pain on

Answer 12

Hyperexentesion of the elbow

Question 13

OCD or FCP more likely to get pain on

Answer 13

Flexion,internal and external rotation with digital pressure applied to medial joint

Question 14

Best rads for elbow dysplasia

Answer 14

Flex lateral view

Question 15

For elbow dysplasia on rads you are looking at

Answer 15

Appearance of the anconeal process of the ulna

Question 16

Clinical signs of lameness in fragmented medial coronoid process

Answer 16

5 - 8 months

Question 17

Environmental factors of medial coronoid process

Answer 17

Diet and mechanical overload

Question 18

Ancillary tet for medial coronoid

Answer 18

Rad, CT, arthroscopy

Question 19

What rad views do you need for medial coronoid

Answer 19

Lateral, flexed lateral, A-P views

Question 20

OCD medial Humeral condyle occur where

Answer 20

At the medial Humeral trochlear ridge

Question 21

OCD medial Humeral condyle may be secondary

Answer 21

Ulnar overgrowth and elbow incongruity

Question 22

OCD medial Humeral condyle signs begin

Answer 22

5 - 8 months

Question 23

Aftercare leash walks of OCD medial Humeral condyle

Answer 23

2 weeks

Question 24

Ununited anconeal process

Answer 24

Failure of the anconeal process to unite with olécrannon

Question 25

OCD of medial Humeral condyle

Answer 25

Failure of endhochondral ossification of the epicondylar - epiphyseal complex

Question 26

OCD medial Humeral condyle is more likely in what sex

Answer 26

Males

Question 27

OCD medial Humeral condyle signs begin at

Answer 27

5 - 8 months of age

Question 28

Treatment of OCD medial Humeral condyle

Answer 28

Surgical removal of flap, arthroscopy

Question 29

United anconeal process

Answer 29

Failure of the anconeal process to unite with the olecranon

Question 30

Normal growth plate should be closed at what age

Answer 30

5 - 6 month

Question 31

Ununited anconeal process is more common in

Answer 31

Males

Question 32

Sometimes clinical signs of UAP is not shown until

Answer 32

Jumping incipient, or trauma

Question 33

Preferred Radiograph for UAP

Answer 33

Flexed lateral

Question 34

Treatment of UAP

Answer 34

Removal of fragment, ulnar osteotomy, screws

Question 35

After care of treatment of UAP

Answer 35

Soft padded bandage for 7 days , then leash walk for 4 weeks