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Rehab first for patellar luxation
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Rehab first for patellar luxation
Bindo, a small mixed-breed dog, receives electroacupuncture to the left hind limb for medial patellar luxation. Photo courtesy Dr. Adrianna M. Sage With all the strides integrative rehabilitation and physical medicine (IRPM) have made over the past two decades, why does offering that instead of surgery for orthopedic problems continue to seem so "radical"? Especially for conditions that do not constitute orthopedic emergencies, animals have time…
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