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Hips. HD & moderate OA. Mature dog.
Posted by
Malcolm Ness
7 Sep 2015
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The femoral heads are not well seated in the acteabulums.
The joint spaces are wide and uneven.
The femoral heads are not round.
The skyline of the femoral necks is uneven due to osteophytes.
A "tidemark" of osteophytes is visible coincident with the attachment of the joint capsule on the femoral neck.
There are osteophytes filling the depth of the acetabulum.
The edges of the acetabulums are rounded and rather indistinct.
NB despite the obvious radiographic abnormalities in this case, the dog was showing no signs of hip pain, stiffness or lameness.
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9/7/2015 7:54:24 PM
Hips / Pelvis
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