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Osteoarthritis in Dogs – Degenerative Joint Disease
Posted on Jan.07, 2012, under Tutorial
The join cartilage in freely moving joints may degenerate over time, leading to loss of joint movement and in many cases, pain. This condition is characterized by thinning of cartilage, buildup of fluid within the joint, and the formation of bony outgrowths outside the joint. Joint degeneration can be caused by trauma, infection, the body’s own immune system or malformation during development. This leads to inflammation of the joint membrane, continued cartilage destruction and inflammation, and abnormal joint function.
The signs of osteoarthritis in dogs at a young age are acute joint pain and lameness. The acute phase of osteoarthritis is often ignored and osteoarthritis is generally diagnosed later in life when its chronic signs become more significant. In some cases, osteoarthritis signed with wasting away of muscle and scarring of the joint membrane. The dog will often warm out of stiffness when beginning activity but may refuse to perform strenuous activities altogether. If more than one joint is affected the dog may just walk more carefully and slowly or may just become less active altogether. Dogs do not often cry out in pain when affected with arthritis but they may become irritable, nervous and less active generally because they are in chronic pain. Other signs of osteoarthritis in dogs are Stiffness or slowness in rising from a resting position, Frequent yelping or whimpering or lack of vocalization, Reluctance to play, Difficulty climbing stairs, walking, running, or jumping, Behavioral changes such as withdrawal or aggression, Excessive licking of a joint or leg, Change in normal eating habits. If your dog shows any of these signs or just seems to be slowing down and getting old arthritis is a likely cause. (continue reading…)
MINDRAY Vet Ultrasound, Digital Ultrasonic Diagnostic Imaging
Posted on Jul.10, 2011, under Veterinary Equipment
MindRay Veterinary Digital Ultrasound provides Excellent imaging performance and reliable diagnosis make clinical examination much more effective. With a variety of multi-frequency transducers, abundant measurement and calculation software packages specifically designed for dog, cat, equine, bovine and ovine, MindRay insures optimal images and solid diagnosis confidence for each clinical application. (continue reading…)
High Frequency Radiographic and Fluoroscopic c-Arm X-Ray System
Posted on Jul.09, 2011, under Veterinary Equipment
c-Arm is an advanced high frequency radiographic and fluoroscopic c-arm x-ray system which produces sharp and clear images. Uniquely equipped with a single field (6”) and ABC (Auto Brightness Control). Designed to combine the latest high frequency generator and simplified positioning, provides the ideal system for today’s complex veterinary procedures.
Product Features: High resolution CCD camera for distortion; High power output with 2.2KW HFG; High grade X-ray tube which can provide sharp & high resolution image; Intelligent ABC (Automatic Brightness Control) system; Dose reduction design through pulsed fluoroscopy; Superior image quality with high definition image intensifier; 4 frame image storage for comparing the before and after treatment (optional). Product by Diagnostic Imaging Systems Inc. Contact the manufacturer