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Small Animal Orthopaedics Q&A 16 (view source)
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The severity of the radiographic abnormalities are consistent with bilateral grade IV medial patellar luxation.
The severity of the radiographic abnormalities are consistent with bilateral grade IV medial patellar luxation.
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|l1=Patellar Luxation
|q2=What other specific musculoskeletal abnormalities would this dog be expected to have on physical examination?
|q2=What other specific musculoskeletal abnormalities would this dog be expected to have on physical examination?
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The tibial tubercle is positioned on the medial side of the stifle and the distal limb rotation appears to originate at a point located just distal to the stifle.
The tibial tubercle is positioned on the medial side of the stifle and the distal limb rotation appears to originate at a point located just distal to the stifle.
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|l2=Patellar Luxation
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