Sentences with phrase «without syringomyelia»

In contrast, a recent study has showed that there is evidence of increased volume of brain parenchyma within the CCF in CKCS with syringomyelia compared to CKCS without syringomyelia [19].

This is an MRI image of the brain and spinal cord of a five - year - old female Cavalier without Syringomyelia.

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Most of the patients with syringomyelia can spend their whole lives with mild neurological symptoms without any need for medical or surgical treatment.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are prone to some neurological disorders like syringomyelia which normally presents in younger dogs but you should have Lily checked over by your Veterinarian to determine the underlying cause of the shaking; without examining Lily I can not give you much advice about a possible cause.

The T1 - weighted midsagittal MRI image is from dog A (without CM or syringomyelia) and the framework of lines and angles is indicated in blue and higher case letters with the exception of angles 2 and 5 which are numbered in yellow.

CKCS under 2 years of age with Chiari - like malformation (CM) and syringomyelia (SM)(CKCS CM / SM) have a more crowded Rostral CCF and Caudal CCF than CKCS over 5 years of age with CM but without SM (CKCS CM).

CKCS under 2 years of age with Chiari - like malformation (CM) and syringomyelia (SM)(CKCS CM / SM) have a relatively larger cerebellum than CKCS over 5 years of age with CM but without SM (CKCS CM, Panels B and D).

A more acute Angle 2 and longer Line AE with increased rostral cranial fossa height (F - diameter) was also observed in dogs with syringomyelia but without CM e.g. Dog F (Figure 2).

CKCS were therefore further subdivided into two groups based on age and presence or absence of SM: the CM / SM group which comprised eighteen individuals under the age of 2 years with SM, all of which presented with clinical signs related to syringomyelia, and thirteen individuals over the age of 5 years with CM but without SM (the CM group), which presented for various reasons including idiopathic epilepsy (n = 4), intervertebral disc disease (n = 3), otitis media with effusion (n = 2), MR imaging screening programme for breeding (n = 3) and facial nerve paralysis (n = 2).