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Craniocervical junction abnormalities in dogs by Dewey, C W, Marino, D J, Loughin, C A

“…Craniocervical junction abnormality (CJA) is a term that encompasses a number of developmental anatomical aberrations at the region of the caudal occiput and…”
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Effect of durotomy on functional outcome of dogs with type I thoracolumbar disc extrusion and absent deep pain perception by Loughin, C A, Dewey, C W, Ringwood, P B, Pettigrew, R W, Kent, M, Budsberg, S C

“…Spinal cord durotomy is performed as a diagnostic aid in determining spinal cord structural integrity, and this may be useful as an indicator of prognosis in…”
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Chiari-like Malformation by Loughin, Catherine A

“…Chiari-like malformation is a condition of the craniocervical junction in which there is a mismatch of the structures of the caudal cranial fossa causing the…”
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Screening of Cavalier King Charles Spaniels for Chiari-like malformation by Loughin, C A, Marino, D J

“…An abstract of a study by Loughin and Marino establishing a thermographic imaging protocol for dogs suspected of having Chiari-like Malformation (CLM),…”
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Clinical signs and results of treatment in cats with patellar luxation: 42 cases (1992-2002) by Loughin, C.A, Kerwin, S.C, Hosgood, G, Ringwood, P.B, Williams, J, Stefanacci, J.D, McCarthy, R.J

“…Objective-To describe clinical signs and results of treatment in cats with patellar luxation. Design-Retrospective case series. Animals-42 cats in which…”
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Thermographic image analysis method in detection of canine bone cancer (osteosarcoma) by Amini, M., Peng Liu, Umbaugh, S. E., Marino, D. J., Loughin, C. A.

“…Bone cancer is a pathologic condition which may occur for both humans and canines. This tumor develops quickly from within the bone tissue and become painful…”
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Automatic mask creation and feature analysis for detectionof IVDD in canines by Afruz, J, Phelps, J, Umbaugh, S E, Marino, D J, Loughin, C A

“…Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) is a condition that affects both humans and canines. This disease is painful and degrades the quality of life for those that…”
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