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Robert Cole1, Jennifer Taintor1, Reid Hanson1
1Auburn University, College of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Clinical Sciences, 1500 Wire Road, Auburn University, Alabama 36849, USA.
Abstract:
An adult gelding was evaluated for bilateral intermittent forelimb lameness of approximately 2 years duration. The horse was found to have grade 2/5 upper motor neuron-general proprioception ataxia with no cranial nerve deficits. During radiographic and gross necropsy examinations a novel atlanto-axial malformation of possible congenital etiology was found.
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