Hemimelia is a congenital disease of complete or partial absence of one or more bones. The most important hypothesis is that radial agenesis is a consequence of neural crest injury. Treatment selection depends on the degree of the deformity and the reduction of limb function. This case report describes a case of bilateral radial hemimelia and multiple malformations in a kitten of aged 2 months treated conservatively with splint bandage, until bone maturity. The re-evaluation was performed 4 years later
This report explains typical radiographic features of Scottish Fold osteochondrodysplasia. Three Sc...
A 9-month-old neutered male cat was referred because of left forelimb lameness. Physical examination...
A complete palmar antebrachiocarpal luxation due to rupture of the medial collateral ligament was di...
Hemimelia is a congenital disease of complete or partial absence of one or more bones. The most impo...
A 4- month- old domestic short hair (DSH) kitten with malformed, non weight bearing and painful left...
Background: Hemimelia is a rare anomaly in which one of paired bone is congenital or partially absen...
jfms.com Birth defects are structural or functional congenital mal-formations arising from errors du...
Background: The kidneys are a pair of organs that maintain homeostasis, and perform hormonal and exc...
This article reports a case of a congenital unilateral forelimb defect in a two-month-old male puppy...
<p>Picture of the four-month-old Sphynx female kitten presented at the Neurology clinics located at ...
An unusual and grotesque congenital deformity of the head involving a duplication of the CNS and the...
A 4.5-month-old, male domestic shorthair was presented with bilateral femoral fractures after fallin...
Case series summary Two cats aged between 1 and 2 years were presented for paraparesis, general disc...
Congenital or acquired feline femoral dysplasia have seldom been reported in the literature. This re...
Objective: To describe the clinical signs and histologic changes in cats clinically affected with me...
This report explains typical radiographic features of Scottish Fold osteochondrodysplasia. Three Sc...
A 9-month-old neutered male cat was referred because of left forelimb lameness. Physical examination...
A complete palmar antebrachiocarpal luxation due to rupture of the medial collateral ligament was di...
Hemimelia is a congenital disease of complete or partial absence of one or more bones. The most impo...
A 4- month- old domestic short hair (DSH) kitten with malformed, non weight bearing and painful left...
Background: Hemimelia is a rare anomaly in which one of paired bone is congenital or partially absen...
jfms.com Birth defects are structural or functional congenital mal-formations arising from errors du...
Background: The kidneys are a pair of organs that maintain homeostasis, and perform hormonal and exc...
This article reports a case of a congenital unilateral forelimb defect in a two-month-old male puppy...
<p>Picture of the four-month-old Sphynx female kitten presented at the Neurology clinics located at ...
An unusual and grotesque congenital deformity of the head involving a duplication of the CNS and the...
A 4.5-month-old, male domestic shorthair was presented with bilateral femoral fractures after fallin...
Case series summary Two cats aged between 1 and 2 years were presented for paraparesis, general disc...
Congenital or acquired feline femoral dysplasia have seldom been reported in the literature. This re...
Objective: To describe the clinical signs and histologic changes in cats clinically affected with me...
This report explains typical radiographic features of Scottish Fold osteochondrodysplasia. Three Sc...
A 9-month-old neutered male cat was referred because of left forelimb lameness. Physical examination...
A complete palmar antebrachiocarpal luxation due to rupture of the medial collateral ligament was di...