Common Questions: Cranial Cruciate Ligament Injury
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Common questions answered concerning diagnosis and treatment of Cranial Cruciate Ligament Injuries. Also answers what to expect after a TTA-2 surgery with Dr. Britton Bradberry.
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Soul goes out to you once I saw the memorial collage for Deuce. You adopted him and gave him a great life.
I just saw this. Yes we still miss him so much
Thank you Doctor B. My large rescue dog has a complete few days ago. Vet recommended surgery. We do have pet health insurance, so cost is not as much pf a problem. However, my dog is 12 and I am afraid to put her through surgery. Our Vet thinks that she is healthy enough despite her age, but I am afraid of her undergoing an operation. We wil have a surgical consult but I hope to make the best choice for her, and the safest.
Thank you so much for making this video. It makes me feel better and to know what to expect from my dogs upcoming surgery.
Good to hear. Hopefully it allows you to feel more at ease with your decision.
Thank you for all you do god bless you and your family❤😇 thank you for taking care of my girls missy snowy tiny. Your the best.
Of course. Thank you for all that you do for them as well
Thank you for these informative videos, it makes me feel better that surgery is the right answer. With a partial tear, does the remaining CCL remain intact after a TPLO surgery?
Generally not (most partial tears are majority of the ligament torn). The surgeries themselves change the joint force so the CCL is no longer needed.
@@dr.brittonbradberry2171 great video! Thank you for the information. I am in upstate NY and my Newf is scheduled to have a TPLO on his right side next Tuesday. It is fully blown out. My question is that he also has a tear on his left side. My concern is the left side making it through the recovery period. I wanted your opinion on whether or not a brace would be beneficial for the left side. The board certified surgeon told me not to waste my money. Any comments or suggestions would be great! Thanks in advance and thank you again for the video!
@@paullombardo3579 Sadly it is very common for the other leg to go as well. I too am not a big fan of braces. It's not going to hurt to use it, but it is probably not going to help much either. Good luck with the surgery
@@dr.brittonbradberry2171 Thank you for the informative video. What happens when both legs are suspected to have CCL tears? Do surgeons operate on both at the same time?
Thank you very much for the informative video. What happens when both legs are suspected to have CCL tears? Do surgeons operate on both at the same time?
I prefer to only work on one leg at a time. After a couple of months when it is healed I go forward with the other. Some surgeons do both at the same time, but it can be pretty rough on the patient.
@@dr.brittonbradberry2171 Thank you so much for your reply. Where are you located?
@@odeesekhalil1899 no problem. I'm located in Silver City NM
Hello, my boy and I have his consultation on May 9th for a TPLO they want to keep him over night which I totally understand but…no one is there over night with the dogs…I don’t know how I feel about this…
*This is a board certified surgeon *
Penny for your thoughts?
I keep all of my patients overnight as well. Over thousands of overnight stays...they have all done great.
@@dr.brittonbradberry2171 thank you for responding. But is it normal for them to be left unattended? My dog doesn’t do well at all at the vet. I know he will be on meds but it just seems odd after such an invasive surgery that they are left unattended 😔
@@katbek4502 we leave ours unattended as well. I'm from a small town the economics of having someone watch them overnight becomes very expensive. I always tell folks if they don't feel good about it though then trust your gut. Again from our end we have patients staying overnight without issue all the time.
I wish people would watch videos like this and realize their dog has not 'healed' after an ACL injury and "bed rest". That, instead, the body has somewhat compensated, as it does, but is not, in fact truly healed. The body did not go in and make itself a new ligament...
How do you find an honest vet not enslaved by big pharma?
Dr. B is absolutely one of those vets. He took excellent care of my girl for thousands less.