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Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2008
There are several articles on the positioning of calf implants that emphasize the anatomic planes in which they should be placed. However, in none of them are the anatomical characteristics that make calves look attractive specified, and neither are the region's anatomic characteristics that guide us to acquire some criteria about the type, design ...
Ale Jalil Saade-Saade +2 more
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There are several articles on the positioning of calf implants that emphasize the anatomic planes in which they should be placed. However, in none of them are the anatomical characteristics that make calves look attractive specified, and neither are the region's anatomic characteristics that guide us to acquire some criteria about the type, design ...
Ale Jalil Saade-Saade +2 more
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2022
Calf augmentation is a very gratifying procedure with immediate and reproducible results. The procedure can be successfully performed by novice and expert surgeons alike, making sure to respect anatomic boundaries and avoiding over dissection.
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Calf augmentation is a very gratifying procedure with immediate and reproducible results. The procedure can be successfully performed by novice and expert surgeons alike, making sure to respect anatomic boundaries and avoiding over dissection.
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Maternal body size and condition determine calf growth rates in southern right whales
, 2018The cost of reproduction is a key parameter determining a species' life history strategy. Despite exhibiting some of the fastest offspring growth rates among mammals, the cost of reproduction in baleen whales is largely unknown since standard field ...
F. Christiansen +6 more
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1985
This paper describes a method of calf augmentation by using gel-filled implants to correct thin or asymmetrical legs. The implants are placed over both heads of the gastrocnemius muscle beneath the fascia cruris superficialis. In order to simplify Glitzenstein's procedure, modified implants were developed by the author. In over 25 cases, this technique
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This paper describes a method of calf augmentation by using gel-filled implants to correct thin or asymmetrical legs. The implants are placed over both heads of the gastrocnemius muscle beneath the fascia cruris superficialis. In order to simplify Glitzenstein's procedure, modified implants were developed by the author. In over 25 cases, this technique
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Calf health in cow-calf herds in Switzerland
Preventive Veterinary Medicine, 1997In 1993, an observational study was initiated to provide general information on animal health in extensive beef farms, to estimate disease frequency and the economic impact of calf diseases and to identify risk factors related to health and weight gain.
C Gaillard +4 more
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 2008
Many factors contribute to the well-being of calves on the commercial dairy including housing and environment; nutritional and health programs; handling and caretaker interactions; herd dynamics; and the common management practices of transportation, euthanasia, dehorning, and teat removal.
Carolyn, Stull, Jim, Reynolds
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Many factors contribute to the well-being of calves on the commercial dairy including housing and environment; nutritional and health programs; handling and caretaker interactions; herd dynamics; and the common management practices of transportation, euthanasia, dehorning, and teat removal.
Carolyn, Stull, Jim, Reynolds
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1974
SUMMARY Coccidia of the genus Cryptosporidium were detected at necropsy in a 2-week-old calf that had had diarrhea for 10 days. Cryptosporidial organisms were observed in various stages of their life cycle in the crypts of Lieberkühn and embedded in the microvillus border of the epithelium of the small and large intestines.
D J, Meuten +2 more
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SUMMARY Coccidia of the genus Cryptosporidium were detected at necropsy in a 2-week-old calf that had had diarrhea for 10 days. Cryptosporidial organisms were observed in various stages of their life cycle in the crypts of Lieberkühn and embedded in the microvillus border of the epithelium of the small and large intestines.
D J, Meuten +2 more
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Impact of edema on length of calf circumference in older adults
Geriatrics & Gerontology International, 2019Calf circumference, which is a known simple indicator of muscle mass, increases during edema. However, the extent to which edema increases calf circumference in older adults is unclear.
Y. Ishida +7 more
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Veterinary Record, 1979
Gross post mortem and histopathological changes are described in a calf with toxoplasmosis. The major pathological changes were restricted to the lungs and kidneys and comprised interstitial pneumonia with multifocal necrosis, and glomerular necrosis. Many pseudocysts were present in both organs.
H W, Ferguson, W A, Ellis
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Gross post mortem and histopathological changes are described in a calf with toxoplasmosis. The major pathological changes were restricted to the lungs and kidneys and comprised interstitial pneumonia with multifocal necrosis, and glomerular necrosis. Many pseudocysts were present in both organs.
H W, Ferguson, W A, Ellis
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1987
A 5-month-old Holstein heifer was hospitalized because of progressive abdominal distention and decreased growth rate. It had continued to eat and was alert until 5 days before hospitalization. High BUN and serum aspartate transaminase values, hypoproteinemia, and a stress leukogram were ascertained from clinicopathologic evaluation.
R A, Magnusson, H P, Veit
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A 5-month-old Holstein heifer was hospitalized because of progressive abdominal distention and decreased growth rate. It had continued to eat and was alert until 5 days before hospitalization. High BUN and serum aspartate transaminase values, hypoproteinemia, and a stress leukogram were ascertained from clinicopathologic evaluation.
R A, Magnusson, H P, Veit
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