There are a number of congenital disorders of the brain and cervical spine encountered in dogs which arc amenable to surgical treatment. Recognition of these abnormalities has increased in recent years due to increased availability of MR imaging in our profession. Whereas surgical treatment options ...
(in order of frequency) on the forces that have acted on the cervical spine: compressive flexion, distractive flexion, compressive extension, vertical compression, distractive extension and lateral flexion.13Neurological problems most often occur when the fracture is combined with luxation.14,15...
A minimally invasive method for the stimulation of the spinal cord in dogs was developed. Electrical stimuli were delivered to the spine at the T8 vertebral level through partially insulated needles and under ketamine anesthesia. This allowed the recording of reproducible responses in hind limb muscle...
Canine intervertebral disks likewise change little in size from the cervical through the lumbar vertebrae. The C5-C6 area is a site of relative hypermobility in large dogs. The spinal cord ends at lumbar (L) L6-L7. The canine atlas, or C1 vertebra (see Figure 5-12), has a transverse ...
” The presence of asubluxationcasues the nervous system to function improperly in that area. This dysfunction can present as a multitude of symptoms including lack of normal range of motion, pain, muscle spasm weakness and atrophy, decreased performance, behavioral problems, neurological deficits, ...
The purpose of this retrospective case series study was to describe the MRI findings in dogs with confirmed lymphoma affecting the spine and/or paraspinal soft tissues. Medical records were searched for patients that had MRI of the spine and a diagnosis of lymphoma during the period of 2005鈥 ...
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Intervertebral disc degeneration in the dog. Part 1: Anatomy and physiology of the intervertebral disc and characteristics of intervertebral disc degeneration Intervertebral disc (IVD) degeneration is common in dogs and can give rise to a number of diseases, such as IVD herniation, cervical spondylomy...
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Computed tomography (CT) of the L5-S3 vertebral levels was performed in six, large-breed dogs presented for problems unrelated to the lumbosacral spine. Al... JC Jones,KD Inzana - 《Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound》 被引量: 63发表: 2010年 ...