5.4K views · 29 reactions | A patellar dislocation is a knee injury in which the patella (kneecap) slips out of its normal position. Often the knee is partly bent, painful, and swollen. TOSH orthopedic surgeon Roy Trawick, MD, explains more about this condition and how it's treated. | Intermountain Health TOSH Campus | Facebook

Patellofemoral Joint Replacement (PFJ): Medial and Lateral Parapatellar Approaches

Susu had surgery and doing really well. He’s woken up and now in recovery. Guys I’m truly crap at reporting medical stuff so a little AI has helped me word it from the vet and translated it for me. So from our vet with a little help from AI. What the dog had • Grade 4 patellar dislocation means the kneecap (patella) was completely out of place and couldn’t be manually pushed back into position. • It’s one of the most severe grades — the bone alignment is off, and the dog can’t properly use that