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University Animal Hospital, UDS


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Serglycin, a new prognostic biomarker for cancer in dogs

Cancer in various forms affects dogs as well as humans. More than half of all dogs over the age of 10 are diagnosed with cancer. Health information from more than 350,000 Swedish dogs, compiled from

Parasite occurrence in horses with gastrointestinal disease

All grazing horses are exposed to intestinal parasites, which have the potential to cause gastrointestinal disease. In Sweden, there is a concern about an increase in parasite-related equine

AniLocoLab

AniLocoLab is a unique clinical gait laboratory that enables the study of movement in domesticated animals. AniLocoLab was made possible thanks to a infrastructure grant from SLU in 2015. The lab is

Tenoscopic method affect risk of radiocarpal joint perforation

The objective of the current study was to report the frequency of radiocarpal joint perforation during two proximolateral carpal sheath approaches and to investigate the presence or absence of a

Case report: A large cyst in the distal femur of a horse

A 10‐year‐old Warmblood gelding presented with a left hindlimb lameness. Diagnostic analgesia located the lameness to the stifle. Radiography showed an unusually large cyst in the distal femur.

Ovanlig blodparasit hos en svensk hund

In this case report, a Swedish flat‐coated retriever was diagnosed with an extensive Hepatozoon canis infection. The dog had a prominent monocytosis (14.0 × 109/L) with H. canis gamonts detected in

Patellartendinosis

Soft tissues around the kneecap (patella) as a cause of equine lameness is an area yet to be scientifically investigated but that is often clinically treated with “alternative” methods without an

Biological variation of 20 analytes in cat serum

The applications of data on biological variation include assessment of the utility of population-based reference intervals, evaluation of the significance of change in serial results, and setting of

CRP in diagnosis of joint disease in dogs

In a dog with joint pain, it is important to determine whether it has suppurative joint disease, characterized by exudation of neutrophils in the synovial fluid, or not, as this affects choice of

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