Síndrome de inestabilidad/malformación vertebral cervical caudal

• Mascort , J. ^[1] ; Closa , J. Mª. ^[1] ; Font , A. ^[1]
  1. [1] Hospital Ars Veterinaria
• Localización: Clínica veterinaria de pequeños animales: revista oficial de AVEPA, Asociación Veterinaria Española de Especialistas en Pequeños Animales, ISSN 1130-7064, Vol. 8, Nº. 3, 1988, págs. 97-114
• Idioma: español
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  • español

    Se presentan 25 casos de inestabilidad/malformación cervícal caudal diagnosticados desde febrero de 1981 hasta junio de 1988. Diecisiete son machos y ocho hembras, de edades comprendidas entre los seis meses y los ocho años. El 70% son dobermann, un 7% rottweiler, un 7% gran danés y un 16% lo componían otras razas. Se describen la fisiopatología, los signos clínicos y el examen radiológico y se exponen los tratamientos conservadores y las técnicas quirúrgicas empleadas, siendo la laminectomía dorsal continua entre c4-T1 con injerto de grasa la técnica defendida con mayor entusiasmo por los autores. * Twenty five cases diagnosed of caudal cervical vertebral instability/malformation since february 1981 till june 1988 are presented. Seventeen were male and eight female, age ranged from six moths to eight years. 70% were dobermann pinschers, 7% rottweiler, 7% great dane and 16% other breeds. Phisyopathology, clinical signs and radiologic examinations are described. Conservative management and surgical techniques are exposed and continuous dorsallaminectomy technique between C4- T1 with fat graft are emphatised by the authors.

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    Twenty five cases diagnosed of caudal cervical vertebral instability/malformation since february 1981 till june 1988 are presented. Seventeen were male and eight female, age ranged from six moths to eight years. 70% were dobermann pinschers, 7% rottweiler, 7% great dane and 16% other breeds. Phisyopathology, clinical signs and radiologic examinations are described. Conservative management and surgical techniques are exposed and continuous dorsallaminectomy technique between C4- T1 with fat graft are emphatised by the authors.