Physical therapy Limb/joint Left wing Type PROM   Elbow Wrist Before 130 140 After 140 180

Physical therapy Limb/joint Left wing Type PROM   Elbow Wrist Before 120 180 After 140 180 Notes Took a few reps, had to push for full ext

Physical therapy Limb/joint Left wing Type PROM   Elbow Wrist Before 140 180 After 140 180

Physical therapy Limb/joint Left wing Type PROM   Elbow Wrist Before 125 180 After 140 180 Notes 3 reps, 15 seconds each

Physical therapy Limb/joint Left wing Type PROM   Elbow Wrist Before 110 160 After 125 180

Physical therapy Limb/joint Left wing Type PROM   Elbow Wrist Before 95 180 After 125 180

Physical therapy Limb/joint Left wing Type PROM   Elbow Wrist Before 70 160 After 140 180 Notes took 1-2 minutes to achieve full extension

Physical therapy Limb/joint Left wing Type PROM   Elbow Wrist Before 75 165 After 140 180 Notes elbow took many reps, wrist almost immediate

Fecal Collection date 2024-02-26 Results NEG

Physical therapy Limb/joint Left wing Type PROM   Elbow Wrist Before 100 110 After 140 180

Physical therapy Limb/joint Left wing Type PROM   Elbow Wrist Before 100 130 After 140 180 Notes PT under 3% ane went very well. Hardly any resistence. Full ROM on both elbow and wrist

Surgery report Procedure - Fracture repair - humerus Performed by - Dr. Ritzman Surgery time - 90 minutes Left Humerus Fracture Repair Surgery, Long Oblique, Simple, Open Fracture both drosally and ventrally: Patient placed under general anesthesia. The dorsal aspect of the fracture site and left humerus was gently prepared for surgery. Utilization of the open dermal site dorsally for incision and access to fracture. A longitudinal incision was made with #15 blade along open fracture site. The radial nerve was identified and determined to be intact. There was extensive pre-existing muscle damage from this fracture due to the severe oblique aspect of the fracture. A 7/64 round IM pin was placed into the proximal humeral bone and advanced out through the shoulder area. The IM pin was then retrograded distally into the distal fracture fragment. Alignment of the oblique fracture ends was achieved with gently manual manipulation. Two cerclage wires were placed over the oblique fracture site to help secure the bone ends. Wire used was 0.9 mm diameter wire. Closure of incision with 4-0 PDS II in simple continuous pattern for subcuticular layer and simple continuous with several simple interrupted sutures on dermal layer. Two 0.045 cross pins were placed at both proximal and distal ends of the humerus from the dorsal aspect and were tied in to the IM modified ESF. Ventral aspect of the humerus was examined and there was a pinpoint skin opening from the fracture. This was closed with surgical tissue adhesive. A light modified figure of 8 bandage was applied post operatively. Range of motion for elbow was good on palpation post op. Radiograph imaging was not taken post op due to the extended anesthesia time. Patient recovery was prolonged and this was thought to be due to potential hypothermia. Patient continued to have regular hear rate throughout anesthesia and surgery and during recovery. Dr. Tracey Ritzman, DVM, Dipl. ABVP-Avian & Exotic Companion Mammals

Fecal Collection date 2024-02-21 Results POS for fluke capillaria porrocaecum

Fecal Collection date 2024-02-21 Results POS for capillaria porrocaecum

Eye exam Exam date - 2024-02-19 Examiner - RMB/RN RIGHT LEFT PLR Menace PLR Menace ++ ++ ++ ++ Stain   Stain   DNE   DNE   Right eye: Very minor scarring medial to pecten and a little lateral, both ventral Left eye: Minor scarring medial /ventral to pecten