Canine torn ligament hind leg
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Infects canine, cattle, sheep, goats, deer, horses and experimentally cats and rodents. Transplacental transmission. Tachyzoites found in myocytes, neural cells, dermal cells, macrophages and others. Canine: Old and young affected. Not all littermates affected. Pups- ascending paralysis. Polyradiculoneuritis is typical syndrome.
[DOC File]Abomasal disorders - Zuku
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Removal of deciduous canine teeth in piglets, tusk amputation in boars. Small animal – Periodontal disease is bacterial infection of tissue surrounding the teeth. Gingivitis is inflammation of marginal gingival tissues induced by bacterial plaque (peridontal ligament or alveolar bone not affected).
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Stile dodged, caught the foot, and held it up, leg bent; in that position even a 50-kilo man could handicap a 750-kilo horse. Battleaxe, no dummy, soon learned the futility of such expressions of ire, though Stile never really punished him for the attempts.
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The cardinal signs of brachial plexus avulsion are a monoplegia of one front leg, Horner’s syndrome on the affected side, lack of panniculus response on the side of the lesion and a Babinski’s sign in the ipsilateral rear leg. The nerve roots are stretched or torn from their origin by this trauma, since the meningeal coverings of the nerve ...
[DOC File]Connective tissue: the importance of movement
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Palmoski MJ, Brandt KD 1981 Running inhibits the reversal of atrophic changes in canine knee cartilage after removal of a leg cast. Arthritis Rheum 24(11):1329-37. Schild C, Trueb B 2002 Mechanical stress is required for high-level expression of connective tissue growth factor. Exp Cell Res 10;274(1):83-91
[DOC File]Why We Believe in Creation not in Evolution
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An ALGERIAN LOCUST is able to use its own blood as a weapon. It can shoot, like an accomplished Texas gunman, literally “from the hip.” There is a pore between the first and second joints at the base of the leg. This pore can be opened when danger threatens, and a blistering stream of locust blood ejected to a distance of 20 inches!
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Rupture of this important ligament causes lameness, joint instability, and chronic arthritis. ACL injuries are most commonly seen in overweight large breeds but can occur in any dog that turns the stifle joint just the “right” way. The clinical signs of ACL include sudden hind leg lameness, holding up of the affected leg, and painfulness.
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Two canine animals, in a time of dearth, may be truly said to struggle with each other which shall get food and live. But a plant on the edge of a desert is said to struggle for life against the drought, though more properly it should be said to be dependent on the moisture.
[DOCX File]Pathogenesis of blunt force trauma - University of Liverpool
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Left hind limb, cat. Area of muscle bruising over a fracture (ecchymosis) caused by non-accidental stepping on a leg. Figure 18. Same area as in figure 17 after dissection of musculature. Complete comminuted fracture is present. Figure 19. Vertebral column and spinal cord, dog.
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