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Pneumorrhachis in a Rottweiler

Journal of Small Animal Practice, 2011
An 8·5-year-old, female, neutered, Rottweiler was presented for investigation of progressive ataxia of one week duration. Proprioception was absent in the left pelvic limb and reduced on the right, thoracolumbar hyperalgesia was evident and pelvic limb segmental spinal reflexes were normal.
N J, Macdonald, R A, Pettitt, J F, McConnell   +2 more
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„Rottweiler Katholizismus“

2023
Rottenburger Jahrbuch für Kirchengeschichte, Bd.
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Leucoencephalomyelopathy in Australian Rottweiler dogs

Australian Veterinary Journal, 1989
SUMMARYClinical and pathological studies of a neurological disorder of 3 adult Rottweiler dogs are described. Dogs developed proprioceptive losses involving the limbs, leading to progressively worsening ataxia and hypermetria. Blood and CSF fluid analyses were normal and radiographs and myelograms showed no compressive lesions of the spinal cord.At ...
R F, Slocombe, R, Mitten, T A, Mason
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Multiple digital tumours in a rottweiler

Journal of Small Animal Practice, 1998
An eight‐and‐a‐half‐year‐old rottweiler bitch was examined on four separate occasions over a period of 32 months for lameness caused by a mass on a digit. On each occasion the mass and affected digit were amputated. Three different neoplasms were diagnosed: two squamous cell carcinomas, a melanocytoma and an intracutaneous cornifying epithelioma. There
S R, Guerin, B R, Jones, M R, Alley, C, Broome   +3 more
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MRI Findings in a Rottweiler with Leukoencephalomyelopathy

Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, 2013
A 22 mo old male rottweiler presented with a 1 mo progressive history of general proprioceptive ataxia and upper motor neuron tetraparesis. Neurologic examination was consistent with a lesion affecting the first through fifth cervical spinal cord segments.
Joseph S, Eagleson, Marc, Kent, Simon R, Platt, Raquel R, Rech, Elizabeth W, Howerth   +4 more
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Acute Granulocytic Ehrlichiosis in a Rottweiler

Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, 2005
Acute granulocytic ehrlichiosis was identified in a 6-year-old rottweiler that was presented for possible pancreatitis. Intracytoplasmic inclusion bodies were identified within neutrophils on a peripheral blood smear. Serology was ineffective in identifying the disease in the acute state.
Wendy G, Arsenault, Joanne B, Messick
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Stroke following rottweiler attack

Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1993
A previously healthy 50-year-old man suffered a major right cerebral infarction shortly after receiving head and neck bites in an attack by two rottweilers. Arteriography revealed occlusion of the right middle cerebral artery, an intimal flap and pseudoaneurysm in the high right internal carotid artery just proximal to the skull base, and an obstructed
S J, Miller, M, Copass, K, Johansen, H R, Winn   +3 more
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Neuroaxonal dystrophy of Rottweiler dogs

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1984
SUMMARY Five Rottweiler dogs were examined because of progressive ataxia of thoracic and pelvic limbs of several months’ to 4 years’ duration. Hypermetria, especially of the thoracic limbs, and head incoordination and tremors were obvious features in the 3 older dogs. None of the dogs had evidence of weakness or loss of conscious proprioception.
C L, Chrisman, L C, Cork, D A, Gamble
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Follicular lipidosis in three Rottweilers

Veterinary Dermatology, 1997
Abstract Follicular lipidosis is reported in three young Rottweilers that developed hypotrichosis of the mahogany‐coloured points of the face and feet. One dog had concurrent lightening and dulling of the remaining hair. Hair matrix cells were swollen with intracellular lipid, identified by electron microscopy and oil‐red‐O staining.
Thelma Lee, Gross, Aurea, Pascal-Tenorio, Robert J, Munn, Ann M, Hargis, A, Kline   +4 more
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Rationality's Rottweiler

New Scientist, 2012
The scourge of bad science is at it again. This time Ben Goldacre has got the powerful pharmaceutical industry in his sights. And he's very angry.
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