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Inherited epilepsy in dogs.
Topics in companion animal medicine - 1 May 2013
Ekenstedt Kari J, Oberbauer Anita M
Abstract excerpt
Epilepsy is the most common neurologic disease in dogs and many forms are considered to have a genetic basis. In contrast, some seizure disorders are also heritable, but are not technically defined as epilepsy. Investigation of true canine epilepsies has uncovered genetic associations in some cases, however, many remain unexplained. Gene mutations have been described for 2 forms of canine epilepsy: primary...
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