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Magnetic resonance imaging in the diagnosis and surgical management of sacral osteochondrosis in a mastiff dog
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Magnetic resonance imaging in the diagnosis and surgical management of sacral osteochondrosis in a mastiff dog

M. Glyde, R. Doyle, H. McAllister, L. Campoy and J.J. Callanan
Veterinary Record, Vol.155(3), pp.83-86
2004
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Abstract

The clinical, radiographic, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), surgical and pathological findings related to an osteochondral lesion of the sacrum in a mastiff dog are described. The dog showed chronic signs of pain in its pelvic limbs. Radiography revealed a triangular mineralised opacity at the craniodorsal aspect of the sacrum consistent with sacral osteochondrosis. A T2‐weighted spin‐echo MRI revealed dorsal and lateral compression of the cauda equina. The osteochondral fragment was removed via a dorsal laminectomy, and the clinical signs resolved. Histological abnormalities in the fragment were consistent with a diagnosis of osteochondrosis.

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3 Agriculture, Environment & Ecology
3.232 Veterinary Sciences
3.232.1715 Canine Orthopedics
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