1Assistant Professor,
2Professor and Head,
3Professor,
4PG Scholar,
*Corresponding author; E-mail: drasingla@gmail.com
The present study was done for clinical evaluation of intramedullary interlocking nailing (IILN) technique for stabilization of long bone fractures in dogs and its comparison with end threaded positive profile intramedullary pinning (ETP). The IILN was done for stabilization of long bone fractures in 12 dogs and ETP in 9 cases. The status of fracture fixation and overall clinical outcome were superior in IILN group in comparison to ETP. The ETP technique is, however, relatively simpler, less time consuming and involves less tissue trauma.
Dog, End-threaded positive profile pin, Fracture, Interlocking nail