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Pathology in Practice
Authors Jacob A. Winbigler, Stephanie A. Thomovsky, Brian A. Meyer, and Jose A. Ramos-Vara
History

A 10-year-old 24.6-kg (54.1-lb) spayed female German Shepherd Dog mix was evaluated because of signs of cervical pain of 1 month's duration and acute left pelvic limb lameness of 5 days’ duration.

 Clinical and Clinicopathologic Findings

Physical examination revealed signs of pain during left tarsal joint manipulation and an enlarged left popliteal lymph node. Mild to moderate effusion was evident in the left tarsal region (Figure 1). Neurologic examination findings were considered normal other than signs of pain that were elicited on palpation of the midcervical region. Radiography revealed no obvious cervical abnormalities; however, mild thickening of
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Research Article
in Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
Page(s):
177–180
Online Publication Date:
15 Jul 2019