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Objective: To assess the elbow joint in police dogs through a clinical orthopedic exam and a radiological exam. Fifteen dogs were studied (13 males and 2 females) between the ages of 3 and 10 that perform police work in Concepcion, Chile. Method: Individuals were subjected to a general and orthopedic physical examination focused on the elbow joint, and then a radiological study was carried out, in which both elbows were assessed through 4 projections including an extended medial lateral (ML), craniocaudal (CrCa), medial lateral flexed at 45o (ML 45o flex) and craniolateral-caudomedial oblique (Cr15° LCdMO), in order to establish the appearance of osteoarticular disorders. Results: Only 2 dogs showed clinical signs (13.33 %) in which pain and crepitation were observed through palpation and manipulation of the joint; 8 individuals showed radiological signs (53.33 %). The most common signs were osteophytes (40 %), sclerosis (20 %), joint incongruity (20 %), unevenness between radius and ulna (20 %), absence of the medial coronoid process of the ulna (6.67 %) and un

Evaluación clínica y radiológica de la articulación húmero-radio-ulnar en perros de trabajo policial en la ciudad de Concepción, Chile