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Computed tomography features of discospondylitis in dogs.

Sergio A GomesMike TargettMark Lowrie
Published in: Journal of veterinary internal medicine (2022)
We determined that bilateral endplate erosion and periosteal proliferation were very common in dogs with discospondylitis. Careful evaluation of CT in all 3 planes (dorsal, sagittal, transverse) is necessary to identify an affected IVDS. These described CT features can aid in the diagnosis of discospondylitis in dogs but equivocal cases might still require MRI.
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