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flexural
pertaining to the flexure of a joint.

flexural deformity
fixation of joints in flexion. In the newborn called contracted calves or foals.
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Flexural deformity in a puppy. By permission from Slatter D, Textbook of Small Animal Surgery, Saunders, 2002
flexural seborrhea
dermatitis with heavy outpouring of sebaceous exudate. If allowed to stay wet becomes rancid and develops offensive odor. Common sites for lesion are between halves of udder, between udder and medial aspect of thigh and in axilla. Common only in freshly calved cows.


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