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. 1981 Aug;22(8):248–251.

Ostéochondromatose multiple chez une chienne Boxer

D Van Roye, N H Bonneau, L Breton, E Teuscher
PMCID: PMC1789952  PMID: 7340927

Abstract

Multiple osteochondromatosis in a female Boxer

A young female Boxer was presented for a problem of lameness affecting the right hind leg. The lameness was associated with a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament. Following the radiographic examination, lesions compatible with a diagnosis of osteochondromatosis were found.

There was no pain associated with this condition and it was an accidental finding. Macroscopic and microscopic finds are discussed and there are a few observations about the pathogeny, treatment and prognosis.

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