Research • Publications • Academic Activity
Scientific publication forms an important part of our academic activity. Through teaching, research, publications, and participation in professional congresses, CYVETS contributes to the ongoing development of modern veterinary medicine.
This study evaluated a surgical technique in which the hip socket is rotated to improve joint coverage and stability in dogs with canine hip dysplasia.
View abstractEvaluation of a surgical technique designed to improve hip joint coverage and stability in affected dogs.
View abstractA feline case highlighting long-term monitoring, co-infections, treatment response, and clinical progression.
View abstractClinical and radiographic assessment of a simplified TTA technique in small-breed dogs.
View abstractResearch focused on improving surgical precision and reducing the risk of operating at the wrong spinal level.
View abstractThree-dimensional modelling to support improved surgical planning around the canine stifle joint.
View abstractDiagnosis and clinical management of a rare congenital reproductive abnormality in a young dog.
View abstractAn investigation into how canine stifle positioning influences passive joint movement.
View abstractA complex cruciate disease case requiring adapted surgical planning due to contralateral limb amputation.
View abstractEvaluation of a scrotal neutering technique using a vessel-sealing device across 200 cases.
View abstractA cadaveric study comparing two technical modifications for improved preputial advancement.
View abstractAssessment of dimensional accuracy and surface quality in veterinary orthopaedic screws.
View abstractThis study examined whether commonly used veterinary bone screws match expected dimensional standards. It identified inconsistencies in screw measurements, highlighting the importance of implant quality control for reliable orthopaedic fixation.
View abstractA study investigating exposure to Toxoplasma gondii in cats from Cyprus.
View abstractA case report describing bilateral stifle arthrodesis as an effective salvage option in a giant-breed dog with end-stage bilateral Grade IV lateral patellar luxation and severe skeletal deformities.
View abstractThis study investigated the prevalence of major infectious diseases transmitted by ticks and other parasites in shelter dogs across Cyprus using molecular diagnostic techniques. It identified a high frequency of infections and co-infections, highlighting the importance of surveillance, parasite control, and screening to protect both canine and public health.
View abstractThis case report describes the treatment of a recurrent traumatic oronasal fistula in a cat after multiple unsuccessful surgical repairs. An allogenic fascia lata membrane was used as a biological scaffold to promote tissue healing and achieve functional closure of the defect.
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