Sheila Canevese Rahal

• Abstract

  The Center for Science for Development, "UNIVERSITY CETRAS: CEMPAS (Center for Medicine and Research in Wild Animals)", provides an appropriate environment for a collaborative partnership between the University and the Secretariat for the Environment, Infrastructure, and Logistics (Semil) of the State of São Paulo. This partnership directly contributes to addressing the challenges related…

  Center for Science for Development, UNIVERSITY CETRAS: CEMPAS (Center for Medicine and Research in Wild Animals), AP.CCD

• Abstract

  There is a lack of studies to determine more adequate immobilization methods for tarsometatarsus fractures in birds. Implants are often applied without due care with safe corridors. Therefore, the present study aims to evaluate, through biomechanical tests and the finite element method (FEM), different immobilization methods for middle diaphyseal fracture of the tarsometatarsus, using chi…

  Immobilization methods for tarsometatarsal fractures in chickens: Biomechanical and Finite Element Method study, AP.R

• 2017 AMERICAN COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SURGEONS (ACVS) SURGERY SUMMIT, AR.EXT

• Abstract

  The aim of this study is to perform the gait analysis of healthy dogs of three different sizes based on velocity determined by treadmill to walk and trot, while the EMG signal is evaluated from the biceps femoris muscle. Thirty dogs of three different sizes will be divided equally in three groups: G1 - small size, G2 - medium size, G3 - large size. The standardization will be performed by…

  Influence of the gait type on the electromyographic pattern, AP.R

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  This study aimed to evaluate kinematic patterns of forelimbs and hind limbs in clinically normal sheep from two different age groups walking at a constant velocity. Fourteen clinically healthy female sheep were divided into Group 1 - seven animals aged from 8 to 12 months, and Group 2 - seven animals aged above 5 years. Flexion and extension joint angles, and angular velocity were determi…

  Análise cinemática das articulações dos membros torácicos e pélvicos em ovinos clinicamente saudáveis/Kinematic analysis of forelimb and hind limb joints in clinically healthy sheep, PUB.ART

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• Abstract

  Fractures and injuries are the main reason birds arrive at wildlife rehabilitation centers.Automobilistic accidents are often the main cause of these fractures, which can lead to the death of endangered species in Brazil. The unique anatomy of seriemas' legs, characterized by the absence of muscles and skin to protect the bones, poses a complicating factor in the selection of orthopedic i…

  Ex vivo biomechanical analysis of the tibiotarsus of red-legged seriemas (Cariama cristata): a model for wading birds., BP.MS

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  Femoral head luxation occurs when the ligament between the femoral head and the acetabulum is torn, usually due to trauma. Treatment of hip luxation in birds is challenging, with reports of techniques described only occasionally. Methods include sutures placed between the greater trochanter, ilium, and ischium, the use of a transacetabular pin, or even amputation of the femoral head in ch…

  EX VIVO ANALYSIS OF TREATMENT TECHNIQUES FOR COXOFEMORAL LUXATION IN BIRDS, BP.MS

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  Biomechanical tests conducted through ex vivo trials provide valuable insights into implant behavior in fracture models, stress distribution in bones, and interfragmentary displacement, among other factors. This information is crucial for improving implant design and reducing complications associated with fracture healing before clinical application in vivo. Given the limited research on …

  Biomechanical study of external immobilization methods for tarsometatarsal fracture in chickens, BP.DR

• Abstract

  The birds of prey's population are declining and threatened with extinction in a higher number than other avian species in general, a fact that justifies studies with this taxonomic group. Therefore, this study aims to analyze fractures and luxations in birds of prey, through a comparative study of data from the Centro de Medicina e Pesquisa em Animais Selvagens (Botucatu, Brazil) and Lin…

  Retrospective comparative study of fractures and/or luxations in raptors attended at two reference centers, located in Brazil and United States, BP.MS

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  Despite various techniques for the treatment of hip dislocation in small animals, the use of autologous or heterologous tendon graft for reconstruction of the round ligament is still incipient. Thus, this study aimed to perform functional analysis of the round ligament reconstruction technique using semitendinosus muscle tendon autograft in experimental rabbit model. Based on a power anal…

  Ligamentum teres reconstruction using tendinous autograft, BP.MS

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  This study aimed to evaluate the influence of low-intensity laser irradiation on the quality of the Masquelet membrane induced in orthotopic site in rabbits. Twelve Norfolk rabbits, females, at the age around 60 days and weighing 3-3.5 kg will be used. In both forelimbs, a segmental bone defect of 1.0 cm length will be induced in the radius that will be filled with a cylinder of polymethy…

  Effect of low-intensity laser irradiation on the quality of the induced membrane in Masquelet's technique in rabbits, BP.MS

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