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Novel vertebral computed tomography indices in normal and spinal disorder dogs
Jongsu Lim, Youngmin Yoon, Taesung Hwang, Hee Chun Lee 대한수의학회 Journal of Veterinary Science 5 Pages
대한수의학회 Journal of Veterinary Science 2018, 제 19권 제 2호 16 296-300 (5 pages)
This study was carried out to derive and evaluate reference computed tomography (CT)-based indices for normal canine spine. CT and magnetic resonance images were acquired from 12 clinically normal Beagle dogs (normal group) and 50 dogs with 56 spinal disorders (patient group). Image acquisition regions were cervical spine (C2-T1), thoracic spine (T1-T13), and lumbar spine (L1-L7). Measured indices were: the ratios of width to height of the spinal cord including the dura matter (CR) and of the... -
Imaging and surgical outcomes of spinal tumors in 18 dogs and one cat
Omer Besalti, Murat Caliskan, Pinar Can, Sevil Atalay Vural, Oktay Algin, Ozan Ahlat 대한수의학회 Journal of Veterinary Science 10 Pages
대한수의학회 Journal of Veterinary Science 2016, 제 17권 제 2호 12 225-234 (10 pages)
except for one dog that showed ependymoma in the early period after the operation. These results indicate the potential for surgical gross total tumor removal of vertebral tumors to provide better quality of life and surgical collection of histological specimens for definitive diagnosis. For effective case management, dedicated MRI examination is important to accurate evaluation of the spinal tumors, and surgical treatment is useful for extradural and intradural-extramedullary spinal tumors. -
Establishment of a canine spinal cord injury model induced by epidural balloon compression
Ji-Hey Lim, Chang-Su Jung, Ye-Eun Byeon, Wan Hee Kim, Jung-Hee Yoon, Kyung-Sun Kang, Oh-kyeong Kweon 대한수의학회 Journal of Veterinary Science 6 Pages
대한수의학회 Journal of Veterinary Science 2007, 제 8권 제 1호 13 89-94 (6 pages)
A model that provides reproducible, submaximal yet sufficient spinal cord injury is needed to allow experiments leading to development of therapeutic techniques and prediction of clinical outcome to be conducted. This study describes an experimental model for spinal cord injury that uses three different volumes of balloon inflation and durations of compression to create a controlled gradation outcome in adult dogs. Twenty-seven mongrel dogs were used for this study. A 3-french embolectomy...
