OSTEOFITOS VERTEBRALES EN TOROS DE MONTA Estudio anatómico con consideraciones el ínicas
Keywords:
osteofitos vertebrales, toroAbstract
Fue descrito un caso de osteofitos vertebrales en un toro de monta. La mayoría de los osteofitos eran de cuarto grado, es decir, unión completa entre las vértebras adyacentes. El autor atribuye este grado severo del fenómeno a la posición erecta del toro, durante los repetidos saltos, además a la avanzada edad.
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