Wobbler's Syndrome

Veterinary neurologist Amy Thibault discusses Wobbler's Syndrome. It is a colloquial term used to describe cervical spondylomyelopathy, a multifactorial disease process that affects the spinal column of the neck, causing compression of the spinal cord.
“It is one of the most common conditions to affect the cervical spine in large and giant breed dogs,” adds Dr. Amy Thibault, veterinary neurologist at Southeast Veterinary Neurology.
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00:00 Introduction
00:27 Signs
00:56 Causes
01:27 Two Types of Wobblers
02:21 Diagnosis
02:37 Treatment
02:56 Medical Management
03:20 Surgical Treatment
03:40 Prognosis

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Very clear, thank you🍀.

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Thank u 🙏.

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Also present in some horses? I think?