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Veterinary Dentistry Q&A 16 (view source)
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A cat usually falls in a splayed-leg position and lands on all four limbs; the head then
A cat usually falls in a splayed-leg position and lands on all four limbs; the head then
bounces against the landing surface.
bounces against the landing surface.
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|l1=High-Rise Syndrome
|q2=What are the other possible maxillofacial components of this syndrome?
|q2=What are the other possible maxillofacial components of this syndrome?
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#Mandibular fractures, in particular mandibular symphysis separation.
#Mandibular fractures, in particular mandibular symphysis separation.
#Temporomandibular joint luxation and fracture of the condyloid process.
#Temporomandibular joint luxation and fracture of the condyloid process.
|l2=
|l2=High-Rise Syndrome
|q3=What are the treatment options for this specific injury?
|q3=What are the treatment options for this specific injury?
|a3=
|a3=
However, occasionally this healing does not take place and a persistent oronasal fistula results; the latter condition is far more difficult to manage.
However, occasionally this healing does not take place and a persistent oronasal fistula results; the latter condition is far more difficult to manage.
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|l3=High-Rise Syndrome#Treatment
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