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Anatomical differences of the cervical esophagus in brachycephalic dogs

Morphologie
This study investigated anatomical variations of the cervical esophagus in brachycephalic dogs (n=16 Shih Tzus/French Bulldogs) compared to mesocephalic controls (n=16 mixed-breed) through cadaveric dissection. Results revealed that 93.75% of brachycephalic dogs exhibited ventral esophageal sacculation, with 100% prevalence in French Bulldogs versus 92.
T.I. Santos   +4 more
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Progressive research in brachycephalic dog breeds

BSAVA Companion, 2017
Brachycephalic dogs have been shown to rank top of the list of health and welfare concerns for small animal vets. Dr Jane Ladlow heads one of the main academic groups looking to ameliorate the health problems in these breeds. She told John Bonner what practitioner colleagues need to know and do in order to help their clients.
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Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome in Dogs

2012
Brachycephalic airway syndrome results from hereditary development defects of cranium. In this breeds, normal head width decreases. As the soft tissue mass does not decrease as much as the skeleton size, the pressure of the air passing through the airway increases, which primarily leads to narrowing of stenotic nares, elongated soft palate, and ...
MUTLU, Zihni   +2 more
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Spinal problems in brachycephalic dogs

2022
Colin Driver, Rita Goncalves
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