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Veterinary surgery : VS · Mar 1991
Craniolateral approach to the humerus with transection of the brachialis muscle.
- M K Wallace and J Berg.
- Department of Surgery, Tufts University, School of Veterinary Medicine, North Grafton, Massachusetts 01536.
- Vet Surg. 1991 Mar 1;20(2):97-9.
AbstractSix fractures of the midshaft or distal third of the humerus were repaired through a modified craniolateral approach in which the brachialis muscle was transected rather than retracted to improve exposure of the bone. The approach simplified fracture reduction and fixation. Normal fracture healing and excellent limb function resulted in each case.
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