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Panosteitis in a cocker spaniel dog

K A Johnson, G S Allan

Australian Veterinary Journal

|April 1, 1982

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Panosteitis caused intermittent foreleg lameness in a young Cocker Spaniel. Histological findings confirmed active disease with new bone formation in the radius and ulna.

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Area of Science:

Veterinary Pathology
Canine Orthopedics

Background:

Panosteitis is a common, self-limiting bone inflammation in young dogs.
Causes intermittent lameness, often affecting the long bones of the forelimbs.

Observation:

A 12-month-old female Cocker Spaniel presented with bilateral foreleg lameness.
The lameness was intermittent and attributed to panosteitis affecting the radius and ulna.

Findings:

Radiographs revealed diffuse osteosclerosis in the radial and ulnar diaphyses.
Histological examination confirmed endosteal and periosteal new bone formation, characteristic of active panosteitis.

Implications:

This case highlights the radiographic and histological features of active panosteitis in a young dog.

Accurate diagnosis is crucial for managing lameness and understanding the pathophysiology of this condition.