Your Practical Manual for Canine Fracture Osteosynthesis This book is a traumatology manual that describes the most common fractures in the canine species and the way to solve them by osteosynthesis. The first six chapters are devoted to the general aspects of bone growth and healing, fracture classification, and the different types of osseous healing, providing a strong foundation for the surgical treatment of canine trauma. Key Features Comprehensive Coverage: The book covers fractures that can occur in the different bones, from the skull to the phalanges, with the various alternatives to address them and the advantages or disadvantages of the different applicable osteosynthesis systems. Fundamental Principles: The initial chapters provide in-depth information on bone growth and healing, the classification of bone fractures, and the different types of osseous healing. Visual Guidance: The information is supplemented by abundant radiographs showing the reader the possible treatment options for each fracture. Clinical Cases: The author includes a final chapter of selected clinical cases to provide practical, real-world context for the surgical techniques discussed. Practical Focus: This manual is designed to equip veterinary professionals with the knowledge to solve common canine fractures by osteosynthesis.
