Incidence and characteristics of juvenile tarsocrural osteochondrosis in purebred Angus bulls

Incidence and characteristics of juvenile tarsocrural osteochondrosis in purebred Angus bulls

•An association between effusion and medial malleolus tarsal osteochondrosis lesions in Angus bulls was demonstrated.•Distal talus changes should not be misinterpreted as clinical osteochondrosis lesions in Angus bulls younger than 1year.•Radiographic screening for tarsal osteochondrosis in Angus bu...

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Veröffentlicht in:The veterinary journal (1997) 2018-07, Vol.237, p.34-36
Hauptverfasser: Emerson, S.E., Holt, T.N., Rao, S., Bass, L., Enns, R. Mark, Barrett, M.F.
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