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Purpose: This study was aimed at clinically and radiologically monitoring the prognosis following the application of the minimal invasive method of the lock-compression plate (LCP) in long ends (humerus, femur and tibia) breaks in dogs. Tool and Method: The material of the study was made by 13 dogs of different races, age and gender, brought to our clinic with a long end break. In 13 cases in the study, 11 tibia (84.6 percent), 1 humerus (7.6 percent) and 1 femur (7.6 percent) were detected. The findings: Minimal invasive plaque osteosenthesis has been shown to have a short duration of surgery. The operational time of Tibia osteosensites was found to be shorter than the other time of bone osteosensites due to the low anatomical position, medial approach and muscle mass. Humerus and femur operative approaches have been observed as difficult to approach periodist and reduce broken muscle due to the excess of muscle tissue that should be disqueated. Recommendation: Minimal invasive plaque osteosenthesis causes less soft tissue damage than invasive methods, thus shortening the time of recovery of the wound. Because small enzymes are made in the operation, the approach to the bone and the process of closing the soft tissue takes a short time. This method is an ideal operation method that can be chosen to create minimal wounds in incidents with firearm wounds and circulation disorders. Since the muscle tissue that should be dischecked in the Humerus and Femur'a approach is too much, it is not always appropriate to use this method in the dislocated breaks of these bones. Choosing the facts suitable for the operation increases the success rate.

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