UPDATE: Evelyn is 3 weeks post FHO surgery. She is moving much better and will get to have a friend join her in recovery soon. While we are thrilled with Evelyn’s mobility she has developed some swelling that will be looked out by Dr. Varney. This was a big surgery and Evelyn’s only option. The femoral head ostectomy, FHO, procedure is performed to restore pain-free mobility by removing the head of the femur. The goal being that scar tissue with build up and create a new socket around the joint.
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UPDATE: Evelyn is 3 weeks post FHO surgery. She is moving much better and will get to have a friend join her in recovery soon. While we are thrilled with Evelyn’s mobility
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The femoral head and neck ostectomy (FHO) is a surgical procedure that aims to alleviate pain caused by various hip conditions in dogs and cats. 🦮🐈 Conditions in which an FHO could be considered include fractures of bones comprising the hip (as shown here in this video), hip dysplasia, hip luxation, aseptic necrosis of the femoral head (also called Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease), complications of total hip replacement, and others. 🦴 It involves removing the femoral head and neck of the femur to
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Remember Belle?! All this time she has still been recovering from her femoral ostectomy. She spent three weeks at Cornell after a major surgery to repair her broken femoral head. She needed a lot of rest, and time to fully heal before we could even think about reuniting her with her potbelly family. We finished up some modifications to our potbelly area - That will better suit Belle and now we have moved her into one side, so she can safely reunite with her friends and family through a fence for
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