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. 2016 Jun 29;13:12. doi: 10.1186/s12987-016-0034-1

Table 1.

Epidemiological data and results of pre- and postoperative clinical examination of the study group

Number Breed Gender, age, bodyweight Clinical signs Postoperative clinical signs
1 Boston terrier Male, 3 months old, 2.5 kg Obtundation, mild ataxia on all four limbs, circling, aimless barking None
2 Mini Australian shepherd Male-neutered, 26 months old, 12.5 kg Visual deficits, reduced menace, circling Visual deficits, reduced menace
3 Peruvian hairless dog Male, 2 months old, 2.8 kg Ataxia on all four limbs, ventro-lateral strabismus, obtundation None
4 Austrian hound Male, 54 months old, 20 kg Obtundation, circling, head tremor, hypermetria in the front limbs None
5 Cavalier King Charles spaniel Male neutered, 60 months old, 9.9 kg Obtundation None
6 Pug Male, 21 months old, 9.2 kg Obtundation, ataxia on all four limbs None
7 Papillon Female, 7 months old 3.4 kg Obtundation, ataxia, head tilt tremor None
8 Chihuahua Male neutered, 3 months old, 1.2 kg Obtundation, mild ataxia, spasticity in all four limbs, reduced menace response None
9 Australian shepherd Male, 4 months old, 13.9 kg Visual deficits. reduced menace, nystagmus, hypoactive Visual deficits, reduced menace
10 Jack Russell terrier Male, 4 months old, 4.7 kg Obtundation, ataxia on all four limbs None
11 Bullterrier Female, 25 months old 12.5 kg Intermittent obtundation, head pressing None
12 Maltese mix Male neutered, 6 months old, 6.1 kg Circling, obtundation None