|Articles|November 19, 2009

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“Correctly identifying intervertebral disk herniation as a cause of myelopathy is crucial because a favorable outcome can be achieved with proper treatment.”

-Tracy N. Prouty, DVM, and Joli M. Jarboe, DVM, DACVIM (neurology)

From Clinical Exposures: Intervertebral disk disease: An unusual cause of a cat's lameness and tail weakness

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