Cranial crossbows (CCL) in dogs is similar to the anterior crossbow (ACL), which is found in animals. In dogs. The CCL for dogs is a significant ligament, allowing for the upper leg bone (femur) to bend correctly with the reduced leg bone (tibia).
Typically, tears occur when the ligament is continuously stressed by walking or running, a sudden explosion on the ligament, or age degradation. A few alternatives for surging CCL tears include Lateral Suture, Tibial-Plateau-Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO), and Tibial Tuberosity Advancement (TTA). Veterinarians treat the tears through surgery. Take time to look for distinct therapy alternatives before you have an operation with your dog.
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