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Spinal Dysraphism (Myelodysplasia)​
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  • Clinical Features
  • Neurolocalization
  • Genetics
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Myelodysplasias are congenital spinal cord developmental abnormalities. Specifically, spinal dysraphism occurs due to an incomplete formation of the dorsal median septum, ventral median fissure, hydromyelia or absent central canal or failure of ventral gray column cell body migration.
Age of Onset: Congenital (Signs are first observed when the dogs begin to walk)
Sex Predisposition: Any sex of animal can be affected
Clinical Course:
​Clinical signs do not worsen over time
Clinical Signs:
Posture and Appearance
Crouched position with hocks touching the ground

Movement

Bunny hopping (simultaneous) gait in pelvic limbs
Paraparesis
Ataxia

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Spinal cord (Thoracolumbar)
Unknown
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