The d’Angelis procedure is a surgical technique used to stabilize a dog’s knee after a cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injury. Unlike TPLO, this surgery doesn’t cut or rotate the bone. Instead, it uses a special suture or implant to replicate the ligament’s function, keeping the knee stable and reducing pain and abnormal movement.
D’ANGELIS - CRUCIATE LIGAMENT SURGERY

D’ANGELIS - CRUCIATE LIGAMENT SURGERY
FAQs D’Angelis - Cruciate Ligament Surgery
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