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Augie - A 2.5 Year old male Doberman

Owners Comments: “ Owner was very happy with the post operative (TTO) result. Dog developed some crepitation and a click in the Rt stifle post operatively. Also had bilateral marked effusion and osteophytosis. Owner felt the dog has improved.."

Veterinary Progress Chart

Lameness - Walking Pre-Treat 30 Days
Non-detectable   x
Intermittent    
Persistant x  
Lameness - Trotting    
Non-detectable   x
Intermittent x  
Persistant    
Pain on Manipulation    
No pain   x
Mild pain x  
Severe pain    
Range of Motion    
No limitation   x
Pain only at full flexion/extension    
Pain at less than full flexion/extension x  
Pain at any attempt    
Functional Disability    
Normal activity   x
Slightly stiff gait x  
Stiff gait    
Very stiff gait    
Does not want to walk    

Name of Animal: Diesel 
           
Breed of Animal: Doberman

Sex of Animal: Male, neutered

Age of Animal: 2.5 years

Type of Injury:  Bilateral Anterior Cruciate ruptures – acute  

Date of Treatment: Surgical repairs by TTO: LHS 2/11/2009; RHS 8/12/2009
Stem Cell therapy for both stifles 12/04/2010

Veterinary Clinic Name: Sydney Animal Hospitals - Norwest

Veterinary Practitioner: Sam Haynes

Owners Name: Jason Furey

Progress Diagnosis:
Rechecked 19/4 = going well. We had some problems with a seroma over lipectomy site (shoulder as is a lean dog)

Rechecked 27/4 = walking well and overall improvement. Seroma resolved.