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Clinical characteristics of Scottie Cramp in 31 cases.

The Journal of small animal practice - 1 Apr 2015

Urkasemsin G, Olby N J

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OBJECTIVE: To report the clinical features, with response to therapy and long-term outcome of Scottie Cramp as described by owners. METHODS: Owners of affected dogs provided a description of clinical signs, age of onset and disease progression. Medical records, pedigrees and videotapes of cramp episodes were evaluated. RESULTS: Thirty-one dogs were recruited; 19 showed generalised spasticity and 12 exhibited only...

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PMID: 25599802
DOI: 10.1111/jsap.12317

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