Canine front limb lamenesses have been notoriously difficult problems for veterinary surgeons. Arthroscopy has revolutionized diagnosing shoulder disorders, which are often the cause of these difficult front limb lamenesses. Many shoulder disorders can be treated completely using arthroscopy, allowing accurate diagnosis and non-invasive therapy. Most dogs can actually go home the day of surgery following shoulder arthroscopy.

Canine Shoulder Arthroscopy Videos

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