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   What is a Tightrope CCL procedure in dogs?

   • The Tightrope CCL procedure in dogs uses small drill holes in the femur and tibia to pass a synthetic ligament-like biomaterial through a small incision to provide bone-to-bone stabilization during healing. The biomaterial used for the Tightrope CCL is called FiberTape.

   What Is CCL in Dogs, and How Does Tightrope CCL Surgery Help?

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   What is Tightrope CCL surgery?

   • Tightrope CCL surgery is the preferred treatment by Dr. Spinks and the other veterinarians at the Animal Hospital of Sussex County. It was developed in 2005 to provide minimally invasive and improved method for extracapsular stabilization of the CCL.

   What Is CCL in Dogs, and How Does Tightrope CCL Surgery Help?

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   Can tightrope fixation improve a dog's comfort & knee stabilization?

   • With a successful surgery and a proper recovery period, TightRope Fixation can significantly improve a dog’s comfort and knee stabilization in 90% or more of patients. Those surgeries that are unsuccessful are most likely due to an implant failure, improper placement, or a mishap during recovery.

   TightRope Surgery for Dogs | TopDog Health

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   What types of surgery are used to correct CCL injuries in dogs?

   • For information about other types of surgery used to correct CCL injuries in dogs, see the handouts "Cranial Cruciate Ligament Repair: Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO)" and "Cranial Cruciate Ligament Repair: Tibial Tuberosity Advancement (TTA)".

   Cranial Cruciate Ligament Repair: Extracapsular Repair

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2. vcahospitals.com › know-your-pet › cranial-cruciateExtracapsular Repair and TightRope Procedure | VCA Animal ...

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   This handout describes two types of CCL surgery: extracapsular lateral suture (ECLS) stabilization and the TightRope® procedure.

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   With a successful surgery and a proper recovery period, TightRope Fixation can significantly improve a dog’s comfort and knee stabilization in 90% or more of patients. Those surgeries that are unsuccessful are most likely due to an implant failure, improper placement, or a mishap during recovery.

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5. www.caringvets.com › what-is-ccl-in-dogs-and-howWhat Is CCL in Dogs, and How Does Tightrope CCL Surgery Help?

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   The Tightrope CCL procedure in dogs uses small drill holes in the femur and tibia to pass a synthetic ligament-like biomaterial through a small incision to provide bone-to-bone stabilization during healing.

6. www.beechnutanimalhospital.com › blog › advancedAdvanced Care - The Tightrope Surgical Procedure

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   Nov 9, 2020 · For dogs over 40lbs, the most common method of treatment by many veterinary surgeons is a procedure called a TPLO. This involves cutting the tibia bone and applying a bone plate to stabilize the CCL-deficient knee in these dogs. Now, a new minimally invasive technique option exists called the Tightrope procedure.

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   The Tightrope® may be an alternative technique for medium to large-breed dogs that are poor candidates for the TPLO (see CCL TPLOSection). A surgeon at DVSC may make the recommendation for a Tightrope® after full assessment of the patients’ history and condition.

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9. wcvs.org › documents › TightRope-Client-VLP0004CTightRope CCL Client Information Brochure - WCVS

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   Most common CCL surgery techniques: What are my treatment options? The cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) is one of the main stabilizing structures of the knee (stifle) joint in the hindlimbs of dogs. The CCL is a rope-like structure inside the joint that acts as a static (constant) stabilizer of the knee,

10. todaysveterinarypractice.com › orthopedics › canineCanine Cranial Cruciate Disease: An Evidence-Based Look at ...

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    Canine cranial cruciate ligament rupture (CrCLR) has long been recognized as a surgical disease. Of large breed dogs with CrCLR, 81% to 100% remain lame unless surgical correction is performed. In small dogs (< 10 kg) and cats, exercise restriction, weight loss, and physical therapy have been recommended for treatment of CrCLR, with reported ...