#cruciate

[hrishikeshqmi]

The Global Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Reconstruction Market without the COVID-19 impact was valued at USD 4,257.38 million in 2020 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 9.9% during the forecast period till 2028.

[ainawgsd]

Very happy to report that Sven's limp is much improved! He's still clearly favoring his left leg, but he's putting weight on it now.

We bought him a knee brace to help support that knee as he gets back to being more active. Today we went for a walk for the first time in about 3 weeks! I'm still going to have him outside on leash only for at least another two weeks and probably moderately restricted activity at least through the summer. But I'm hoping to teach him to retrieve a floating retriever and build up some muscles with water exercise.

[sidetongue]

the speedy budge! 

[mosswolf]

oh my god this clem-gur fight feels like it would be shot like a sex scene in a movie i am BREATHLESS i have to go to CLASS now i feel INSANE

[fadewalking]

I think my lizard is going to die :(

Hey guys, my pet lizard is pretty sick, and I cannot afford to take her to a vet because my dog has also recently been sick and all of my money has gone to his vet bills. My dog is fine for right now, but the lizard is not.

She is open mouth breathing (really bad sign), has been refusing food, and thus has lost weight. I suspect she has a respiratory infection. If I were to be able to take her to a vet, I believe they would prescribe her Baytril (antibiotic to fight the infection) and Critical Care to increase her weight, and maybe also something special to soak her in rather than just warm water, just to help keep her hydrated as she is also looking dehydrated. With all of this, I imagine I would be looking at a bill of around $150-$200, or maybe even a little bit more, which i simply do not have right now, especially since I cannot work for the next 4 weeks.

I really don't want to lose her. So I am asking for money to take her to a vet. If I can raise at least $150-$175, I can find a way to cover the rest if it ends up being a bit more than that.

I started a fundraiser on paypal, so if y'all could please consider helping her, or sharing/boosting this post, I would really appreciate it. https://www.paypal.com/pools/c/8Rv9LhIQz9

In the meantime, my plan for her care is twice daily soaks in warm water to keep her hydrated, keeping her in a smaller quarantine tank so I can easily monitor her health as right now she is in a larger one with a mate. She might be eating, but i can't really tell since the other one may be the one getting the food, but I've just moved her to the smaller tank, so I will try to give her some food. If she doesn't eat over the weekend, I have some liquid meal that I can syringe feed to her, but she hates being handled like that. But keeping her fed and hydrated is really all I can do to help make her more comfortable while she tries to fight the infection. There is nothing I can do for her respiratory infection without medical treatment. If any reptile owners out there have any advice for me, i'd appreciate it.

This is her:

[scrumpygoat]

[h-f-k]

today's leg day is gonna hurt so much tomorrow, i'm already suffering

[blueskrugs]

four years and an exercise science degree and all I can do is call that our dog tore her acl* before the emergency vet diagnosed it

[allstohel]

Is day of birth, hap birth to me :3

Celebrations by give birthday man the pats:

https://www1.flightrising.com/dragon/55250044

[crimsonpublishers]

PCL Cyst: A Rare Entity

PCL Cyst: A Rare Entity by Yoshifumi Murata* in Crimson Publishers: Peer Reviewed Orthopedic Research Journals 

Introduction: Intra-articular cysts and ganglia have been reported to be 0.6% and 2.0% in symptomatic knees. The low incidence causes lack of awareness resulting into missing of the diagnosis leading to events which otherwise are preventable.

Case presentation: We report a case of a 26 year old state level track and field athlete who presented with intermittent pain and sudden jerky movement of the right knee for the last 5 months who had consulted two specialists before coming to us and had also undergone two MRI examinations without any definite diagnosis. Diagnostic arthroscopy revealed PCL cyst with full thickness chondral defect on the medial condyle of the femur. Retrospectively, a close look at the preoperative MRI was able to pick up the PCL cyst which had been passed earlier as normal. The delay of 5 months in diagnosis and another 6 months for recuperation resulted in ending the career of the athlete.

Conclusion: In conclusion, reminder of this rare, though known pathology, is likely to facilitate an early diagnosis and treatment resulting into saving the career of the players.

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[sheepdog-and-fakegoldenretriever]

We just met a bc x golden who like win only likes other border collies but, this boy was ready to get win if he went near his mum. I reckon there was a good 35kg on that dog. Win didn't really care much for him and just stared at the ball, which he never does so it was probably a diffusing behaviour.

[ainawgsd]

Damn it Sven! He's started carrying his leg, so it looks like we're canceling our Ohio trip and scheduling surgery instead 😠

[magpiecake]

I'm surprised by how easy it was to give him his pain meds. He doesn't seem to be too uncomfortable thanks to it. I hope he's able to get his surgery appointment soon ❤️

[tamingicarus]

i’m so fucking serious if u support interact or create ANYTHING relating to harry potter i will use bug poison on you i cannot stand it anymore

[scrumpygoat]

look at this,,,,,, bulging eyes, perfect snoot

this is Cruciat to the whisker

[univdatosmarket]

The cruciate ligament repair procedures market is expected to grow at a strong CAGR of around 8.5% during the forecast period