Feasibility for Measuring Transverse Area Ratios and Asymmetry of Lumbosacral Region Paraspinal Muscles in Working Dogs Using Computed Tomography
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Summary
Computed tomographic morphometry of LS region paraspinal muscles is a feasible objective method for use in future evidence-based research studies in working dogs, and application of this method in a small sample of working dogs with versus without LS pain is applied.
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- 2016-05-12
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- 12
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