text: Yo, check it, listen up, I got a tale to tell,
  'Bout a condition called medial patellar luxation, oh well.
  It's when the patella takes a trip, moves outta place,
  Leaving the trochlear groove, it's a real disgrace.
  
  In dogs, this medial luxation is quite the norm,
  Seventy-five percent of cases, it's the form,
  Often linked with patella alta, don't you know,
  But don't worry, we got some treatments on the go.
  
  Trochleoplasty and lateral transposition, that's the game,
  To align the patella right, put it back in its lane.
  But post-op, there are issues, complications arise,
  Eighteen to twenty-nine percent, it's no surprise.
  
  Reluxation, the main problem we face,
  Up to forty-eight percent, it's a tough chase.
  But we had a hypothesis, a brand-new plan,
  For medial luxation with patella alta, understand?
  
  We added a distal part to the lateral tibial crest,
  To reposition the patella, put it to the test.
  Fourteen dogs, seventeen limbs, our subjects in the mix,
  And the results, my friend, gave us quite the fix.
  
  Favorable clinical outcomes, that's what we achieved,
  With this modified procedure, we truly believed,
  It puts the patella in a better anatomical position,
  Simple to perform, it's a surgeon's mission.
  
  So remember this method, it might become the norm,
  For medial patellar luxation, it's the new swarm,
  We're making strides in the field, pushing the boundaries,
  Improving treatments for our furry companions, you see.