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The aim of the study was to find the frequency of radiologically detectable kissing lesion in individual variants of fragmented processus coronoideus medians (FCP) and its occurrence in relation to sex The radiographs of elbow joints (n = 135) of dogs (n = 77) in which a fragmented processus coronoideus medians ulnae was detected arthroscopically (n = 109) or arthrotomically (n = 26) were evaluated Significantly higher occurrence of radiologically detectable kissing lesion was found in elbows with non dislocated and dislocated fragment (p < 0 01) Significantly lower occurrence of radiologically detectable kissing le,,ion was found in elbows with chondromalacia of processus coronoideus medians (PCM) (p < 0 01) We found no significant difference (p > 0 05) between the occurrence of a kissing lesion in males and females with FCP The occurrence of the kissing lesion extending to the subchondral bone was not affected by sex The results of our study suggest the possibility of identifying elbow joints with completely fragmented FCP on the basis of occurrence of a radiologically detectable kissing lesion

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Occurrence of Radiologically Detectable “Kissing” Lesion in Dog Elbows in Dependence on the Type of Fragmentation of the Processus Coronoideus Medialis and on Sex