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radiculomyelopathy
(redirected from degenerative radiculomyelopathy)

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radiculomyelopathy /ra·dic·u·lo·my·elop·a·thy/ (-mi″ĕ-lop´ah-the) myeloradiculopathy.
ra·dic·u·lo·my·e·lop·a·thy (r-dky-l-m-lp-th)
n.
See myeloradiculopathy.
myeloradiculopathy [mi″ĕ-lo-rah-dik″u-lop´ah-the]
disease of the spinal cord and spinal nerve roots.
radiculomyelopathy
disease of the nerve roots and spinal cord.
degenerative radiculomyelopathy
slowly progressive in adult German shepherd and other breeds of dogs; cause unknown; characterized clinically by paraparesis and truncal ataxia.
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ACHRONIC Degenerative Radiculomyelopathy is thought by many vets to be the most common cause of progressive hind limb problems in older German shepherds.
My dog likes to eat earth, sticks and grass; WEEKEND: YOUR PETS by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
CHRONIC Degenerative Radiculomyelopathy (CDRM) is thought by many vets to be the most common cause of progressive hind limb problems in older German shepherds.
Is adult diet adequate for our new puppy? WEEKEND: YOUR PETS by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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