Concomitant injuries of bone and soft tissues of the upper and lower jaws are classified as multiple trauma symptoms associated with early complications, such as shock, disordered breathing, bleeding, pain, deformity and facial asymmetry, abnormal jaw movement, crepitation, palsy-paralysis of traumatized soft tissue regions and languages. The goal of this work is to present polytraumatised rehabilitation of upper and lower jaws by the system of endodontic treatment of upper canines in cats. Primary approach to stabilization polytraumatised cats is highlighted, also as procedures to be undertaken in animal in shock, injury of the maxilla and mandible, and the order of diagnostic procedures. Mandibular prognation and incorrect occlusion with consequent demage of mandibular gingiva with maxilla kaninus are complications wich were resolved in our case with endodontic treatment of upper canines of the cat. This paper presents a detailed approach to the reduction of dental caninus maxilla and establishing proper bite in the molar region of the maxila and mandible. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. III 45006]

Many malignancies in elderly population are firstly presented by spine metastases. Taking into account the complexity of metastatic diseases, it is very important to complete tumor staging and determine its pathohistology. In this paper, we present a group of patients on which a percutaneous biopsy of tumor at the Department of orthopedics and traumatology in Sarajevo was made. Including factors were: X-ray, CT or MRI diagnosed spine metastasis of thoracic or lumbar spine of unknown origin. Needle biopsy in local anesthesia was performed on 25 patients in total, and on 21 of them, we confirmed histological metastatic disease (84%). Other four patients had inadequate material for analysis and we had to repeat the procedure. Spine surgery was indicated in 8 of 25 patients (32%). Metastatic disease advanced to the rest of them (68%) and they were only indicated with chemo/radio-therapy (low Tomitta score and short life expectancy). Despite the presence of many metastases, the most symptomatic are spinal metastases. Therefore, other specialists expect orthopedic-trauma spine surgeons to be leaders of the team, although it should be oncologists. Percutaneous spine biopsy allows the acceleration of diagnostic procedure, and, as soon as possible, the beginning of definite therapy.