Sentences with phrase «in the hock joint»

This produces a moderate degree of angulation in the hock joint, when viewed from the side.

This may be due to laxity of the ligaments in the hock joint.

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The PET / CT revealed that the main cause of pain in Bella's hock was osteoarthritis of the talocalcaneal joint, rather than the degenerative changes in her distal intertarsal and tarsometatarsal joints identified with radiographs and MRI.

These are thought to relate too little angulation in the hip, hock, and stifle joints.

Seventy four percent of the cases of OCD occur in the shoulder joint, 11 % in the elbow, and 4 % in the hock.

The bones in the tail should feel straight and should reach to the hock joint or below.

Hind legs long and muscular from hip to hock; short and perpendicular from hock to ground; well angulated at stifle and hock joints, which, like the elbows, incline neither in nor out.

The hocks are short to the feet, turning neither in nor out, with a well defined hock joint.

The hock joints are somewhat rounded, not small and sharp in contour.

One very experienced colleague in the conformation ring used to check the hocks of his favorite breed by grasping them (from behind) at the joints in such a way that the dog would not lift one leg to put the weight on the other.

Sometimes a lateral radiograph with the hock joint in as much flexion as possible is useful.

When covering the foot with a sock, the sock should be tied lightly above the hock joint (back leg) or elbow (front leg) to keep it in place, otherwise it may slip off.

Joint swelling, especially the ankles (hocks) commonly accompanies the fever and, if that were not bad enough, the condition is associated with a malignant protein deposition (amyloidosis) in the kidneys that commonly leads to kidney failure.

OCD — Osteochondrosis Dissecans is a painful cartilage defect that occurs in large breed puppies and commonly involves the shoulder joint, but can also effect the elbows, knees or ankles (hocks).

Hyperextension of the hock joints is sometimes seen in these straight - legged dogs and is evidenced in standing and walking.

Cats with degenerative joint disease most commonly have pain in their lower back, elbows, knees, hips, shoulders, and hocks (the equivalent of our ankles).

Osteoarthritis is a chronic degenerative disease that may affect any joint but is commonly found in a pet's hip, elbow, shoulder, stifle (knee), carpus (wrist), hock (ankle) or intervertebral joints (in the spine).

In this condition, known as polyarthritis, dogs present with lameness in many different joints but typically the wrist, hock, knee and elboIn this condition, known as polyarthritis, dogs present with lameness in many different joints but typically the wrist, hock, knee and elboin many different joints but typically the wrist, hock, knee and elbow.

She was diagnosed with joint problems in both hocks, her back and a bad knee at the right leg!

This doesn't appear to cause the dog any problem, but may result in early degenerative joint disease in the hocks or in reduced exercise tolerance.

The hock joints are strong, well let down and do not slip or hyper - extend while in motion or when standing.

It can occur in the shoulder, hock, knee or elbow joint.

In patients with polyarthritis, the facet joints of the vertebral column may be affected and / or the pressure placed on the back may cause discomfort in the hock or stifle jointIn patients with polyarthritis, the facet joints of the vertebral column may be affected and / or the pressure placed on the back may cause discomfort in the hock or stifle jointin the hock or stifle joints.