Distinguish between cat leg dislocation and fracture
1. Different locations
Cat leg dislocations generally occur at joints, and fractures are divided into simple fractures and compound fractures where the broken bone penetrates the skin. Depending on the location of occurrence, There are different symptoms, which generally appear in the limbs, spine, ribs, pelvis and other parts.
2. Different symptoms
After a cat’s leg is dislocated, its limbs will become inoperable and unable to move freely. The dislocated joint will be obviously displaced and deformed, usually accompanied by soft tissue contusion. The fracture can move freely, but the limb movements are uncoordinated.
3. Different manifestations
The joints of cats with dislocated legs are obviously displaced and deformed, usually accompanied by soft tissue contusion. The joints cannot maintain their normal shape and appear abnormal protrusions or depressions. , this deformation can be palpated when located on the body surface. A fracture is a break in the bone, which manifests itself as a lack of strength and the inability to stand upright. Fractures usually cause varying degrees of pain. The tip of the fracture can puncture the surrounding blood vessels, nerves and soft tissues. Swelling, blood bruising, purple ecchymoses on the skin, etc. can be seen. It feels uneven when touched with the hand, and there is severe pain. , activities are restricted.
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