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Talar neck fractures in five cats.

W T McCartney¹, S Carmichael

¹Veterinary Hospital, Malahide, Republic of Ireland.

The Journal of Small Animal Practice

|July 25, 2000

Summary

External skeletal fixation (ESF) effectively treated feline talar neck fractures. This method proved simple and successful for all five cats, with most cases using ESF alone.

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Area of Science:

Veterinary Orthopedics
Small Animal Surgery

Background:

Talar neck fractures are challenging injuries in cats.
Limited treatment options exist for these specific fractures.