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New aspects of hereditary ataxia in smooth-haired fox terriers.

The Veterinary record - 1 May 2010

Rohdin C, Lüdtke L, Wohlsein P, Jäderlund K Hultin

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Hereditary ataxia was diagnosed in three smooth-haired fox terrier puppies from Sweden, 25 years after the previous known case in the breed. In addition to the characteristic spinal cord pathology, brain involvement was evident clinically, in the form of behavioural changes and bilaterally decreased menace responses, and histopathologically, with degenerative changes in the brainstem. The striking similarities to...

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PMID: 20435980
DOI: 10.1136/vr.b4821

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