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A new method of surgical repair of hip joint luxation, "mesoarthroplasty", was performed in six dogs and six cats, ranging in weight from 3-8 kg. The method consisted of: a) excision of the femoral neck; b) covering of the cut surface of the femur with the capsule of the coxofemoral joint; c)fixing of the ligament from the pit of the femur head to the greater trochanter; and d) fixing of the ligament of the iliopsoas muscle, which was isolated from the lesser trochanter to the biceps femoris. Use of the hind limbs (from the 1st-5th day after operation) and disappearance of lameness(from the 10th -21st day) in the operated limb were observed earlier than with conventional non-interpositional methods . Futhermore, sequelae such as shortening and talipes supinatus of the operated limb were not observed following treatment with this.•@ technique. •|

Mesoarthroplasty in Femoral Neck Excision of the Dog and Cat