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(New page: <big><center>'''BACK TO ENDOCRINOLOGY'''</center></big> Case 1 - Courtesy of A. Antonczyk ==Signalment== "Gertrude", a mature chicken (exact age unknown...) |
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On clinical examination, the vet finds the following: | On clinical examination, the vet finds the following: | ||
| − | *By feeling the pectoral muscles, the vet finds that | + | *By feeling the pectoral muscles, the vet finds that Gertrud is a good weight |
*The scales on Gertrud's feet have a rough appearance. | *The scales on Gertrud's feet have a rough appearance. | ||
| − | The vet examines some of the | + | The vet examines some of the scale under the microscope. |
*Click [[Clinical Case 2 - Page 2|here]] to see the results. | *Click [[Clinical Case 2 - Page 2|here]] to see the results. | ||
Revision as of 15:39, 26 January 2008
Case 1 - Courtesy of A. Antonczyk
Signalment
"Gertrude", a mature chicken (exact age unknown), is brought to the practice for examination.
History
Gertrud's owner is worried about her feet. She owns three other chickens, all of which are normal as far as she is aware.
Gertrud is behaving normally and her appetite is good.
Clinical Examination
On clinical examination, the vet finds the following:
- By feeling the pectoral muscles, the vet finds that Gertrud is a good weight
- The scales on Gertrud's feet have a rough appearance.
The vet examines some of the scale under the microscope.
- Click here to see the results.