Experimental study compares compression screw types' effectiveness in feline sacroiliac luxation, suggesting a reevaluation of current recommendations.
No statistically significant differences in interfragmentary compression were observed among the three screw types under the specific ex vivo static testing conditions used in the feline SILF model. These findings challenge the current recommendation for using compression screws in feline SILF from a biomechanical perspective.
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