HIP LUXATION IN A WOODCHUCK (MARMOTA MONAX): SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT BY CLOSED REDUCTION AND A MODIFIED EHMER SLING

Jonathan N. Chambers; Christopher S. Hanley; Steven S. Hernandez-Divers

doi:10.1638/04-012

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Jonathan N. Chambers, Christopher S. Hanley, Steven S. Hernandez-Divers

Abstract

An elastic tape sling successfully maintained reduction of a craniodorsal right coxofemoral luxation in a woodchuck (Marmota monax). No complications were encountered during the 14 days that the sling was in place. The animal remained normal through the following 8 mo.

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Jonathan N. Chambers, Christopher S. Hanley, and Steven S. Hernandez-Divers "HIP LUXATION IN A WOODCHUCK (MARMOTA MONAX): SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT BY CLOSED REDUCTION AND A MODIFIED EHMER SLING," Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine 35(4), 569-571, (1 December 2004). https://doi.org/10.1638/04-012

Received: 22 January 2004; Published: 1 December 2004

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