The case of Enzo, a two-year-old Labrador, illustrates how combining clinical examination, imaging, and objective gait analysis can uncover early elbow dysplasia (ED) with a beginning FCP lesion and why exactly this combination is key to a reliable diagnosis.
New study confirms: With the LupoGait gait analysis, movement disorders such as hip dysplasia in dogs can be detected early and treated effectively.
Functional orthopaedics and gait analysis helped Husky Dante to successfully overcome chronic lameness in his forelimb.
Early detection of movement disorders in Daisy, an 18-week-old Airedale Terrier, with LupoGait.
The 14-week-old Malinois puppy Pico showed a complex gait pattern with instability of the hindquarters, which was significantly improved after orthopaedic-manual treatment and kinematic measurement with LupoGait.
Camila, a 10-week-old Australian Shepherd, showed a persistent limp after a fall, which was successfully corrected by orthopaedic-biomechanical treatment and kinematic gait analysis.
Sammy, a 9-week-old puppy, showed a support leg irregularity on the front right, which was successfully diagnosed and treated by kinematic analysis and orthopaedic-manual therapy.
Frida’s journey begins as a street dog in Romania. As a young puppy, she was found in a rubbish bag. An international animal welfare organisation rescued her and brought her to Germany to her new family. Her new-found happiness lasted only a short time, however, because soon after her arrival she developed difficulties walking. Shortly after, she was no longer able to stand.