A four-year-old female, neutered Labrador Retriever was presented with left thoracic limb lameness of several months duration.
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A four-year-old female, neutered Labrador Retriever was presented with left thoracic limb lameness of several months duration.
A six-year-old, male, neutered Scottish terrier presented with a two week history of acute onset, progressive, left thoracic limb lameness.
Lumbosacral disease (a.k.a. lumbosacral syndrome; degenerative lumbosacral stenosis) is a relatively common condition, usually seen in active medium to large breed dogs
History A three-year-old male, neutered, Basset Hound presented to the referring veterinary surgeon with a history of spinal pain and pelvic limb weakness.
A three year old, female neutered, domestic longhair cat was presented with acute onset collapse and pallor.
Cranial Cruciate ligament (CCL) disease is one of the most common orthopaedic conditions encountered in dogs, with certain breeds (retrievers, rottweilers, mastiffs & terriers etc.) being over represented. While numerous techniques have been tried over the years, none has proved optimal in terms of limiting the progression of degenerative changes to the stifle joint or […]
A four year old, female, entire Springer Spaniel was presented with a history of progressive neurological signs.
A 13 year old male, neutered DLH cat was referred for assessment of a ventral cervical swelling.
There are several unique characteristics of young bone which should be considered when assessing fractures in patients less than 12 months of age:-
A six-month-old, male, entire, Labrador Retriever presented with peracute onset tetraplegia following a collision with another dog five hours previously.
Arthritis is a very broad term referring to any condition resulting in inflammation of the joints. It is generally subdivided into three major categories; osteoarthritis, immune-mediated arthritis and infectious arthritis.
A 10.2kg, male, entire Cavalier King Charles Spaniel was referred for investigation of a right-sided head tilt.
A 2.5kg, male, entire Yorkshire Terrier was referred for investigation of a month-long history of cervical pain preceding peracute-onset tetraparesis.
As we are all acutely aware, neoplasia is an extremely common problem affecting our companion animal patients. Since it may affect almost any area of the body, it can result in a wide variety of clinical signs.
The concept of the Magnetic Resonance Image (MRI) is a chemical analysis of constituent body tissues, displayed as a grey-scale in an anatomical context.