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Publication Date: 2010-12-17
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Silva Molano, R. F. . (2010). Osteochondromatosis in canines, description of a clinical case. Revista Veterinaria Y Zootecnia (On Line), 4(2), 9–14. Retrieved from https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/vetzootec/article/view/5589
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ABSTRACT: The osteochondromatosis is an infrequent disease in dogs. It occurs in young growing animals mainly engaging the vertebrae, ribs, long bones, feet and pelvis. Clinical signs depend on the location of the exostosis, ranging from claudication to severe neurological signs. The case of a 3 month-old mixed race puppy treated at the Veterinary Hospital of the Universidad de Caldas is described, which presented multiple exostosis along the thoracic and lumbar spinal cord.
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Caporn, T.M.; Read, R.A. Osteochondromatosis of the cervical spine causing compressive myelopathy in a dog. Journal of Small Animal Practice, v.37, p.133-137, 1996.
Chester, D.K. Múltiple cartilaginous exostoses in two generations of dogs. Journal of American Veterinary Medical Association, v.159, p.895-897, 1971.
Dingwall, J.S.; Pass, D.A.; Pennock, P.W.; Cawley, A.J. Case report, multiple cartilaginous exostoses in a dog. Canadian Veterinary Journal, v.11, p.114-119, 1970.
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Gambardella, P.C; Osborne, C.A.; Stevens, J.B. Multiple cartilaginous exostoses in the dog. Journal ofAmenean Veterinary Medical Association, v.166, p.761-768, 1975.
Gee, B.R.; Doige, C.E. Multiple cartilaginous exostoses in a litter of dogs. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, v.156, p.53-59, 1970.
Johnson, K.A.; Watson, A.D.J. Doencas esqueléticas. In: Ettinger, S. J. Tratado de Medicina Interna Veterinaria: doencas do cao e do gato. 5.ed. Río de Janeiro: editora Guanabara Koogan, v.2, p.1998-2003, 2004.
Jubb, K.V.F.; Kennedy, P.C.; Palmer, N. Pathology of Domestic Animals. 3.ed. California: academic press, v.1, p.83, 1985.
Ness, M. G. Osteochondroma causing progressive posterior paresis in a lakeland terrier puppy. Veterinary Record, v.132, p.608-609, 1993.
Pool, R.R. Osteochondromatosis. En: Bojrab M. J. Disease mechanisms in small animal surgery. Ted. USA: Lea & Febiger, 1993. p.821-833.
Prata, R.G.; Stoll, S.G.; Zaki, F.A. Spinal cord compression caused by osteocartilaginous exostoses of the spine in two dogs. Journal of American Veterinary Medical Associacion, v.166, 1975.
Romich, J.A.; Manley, P A. Otras afecciones ortopédicas, exostosis cartilaginosas múltiples. En: Slatter, D. Manual de cirugía de pequeños animales. 2ed. México, v.2, p.2348-2349, 1997.
Thoracolumbar vertebral osteochondroma in a young dog. Journal of American Veterinary Medical Associacion, v.199, p.1054-1056, 1991.
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