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Matheus Montes, S. ., Botero Montes, M. ., & Correa Salgado, R. A. . (2012). Fractura fisaria espontanea de la cabeza femoral en gatos adultos asociada a osteopatía metafisaria, informe de dos casos clínic. Revista Veterinaria Y Zootecnia (On Line), 6(2), 83–88. Recuperado a partir de https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/vetzootec/article/view/4398
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RESUMEN: La fractura de la cabeza del fémur es una lesión habitual en perros y gatos, principalmente asociada a procesos traumáticos; sin embargo, ocasionalmente se detecta este tipo de fractura en gatos adultos, generalmente obesos y sin antecedentes de trauma, que la literatura señala como fractura espontanea de la cabeza del fémur asociada a displasia de la metafisis. El objetivo de esta comunicación es discutir dos casos atendidos por los autores, su diagnostico, tratamiento y evolución
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