жамбас дисплазиясы (ЖД)

жамбас дисплазиясы (ЖД)

Improper development of the hip joint, typically, the acetabulum (socket) is not deep enough for the femoral head (ball) to fit fully into place.

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жамбас

Fitness; Workouts

The 3 muscles of the buttocks and hips that extend your thighs forward and to the side (abduction) and rotate your legs at the hips. Walking, running and climbing all work the ...

жамбас

Anatomy; Human body

The lower part of the abdomen located between the hip bones.

бірікпеген шынтақ үрдісі (БШҮ)

Veterinary health; Veterinary care

The anconeal process never unites with the ulna, can detach and form a loose body in the joint, called a joint mouse. See elbow dysplasia.

таңдамалы igm тапшылығы

Veterinary health; Veterinary care

A deficiency in the production of the igm antibody, one of the body’s five classes of immunoglobulins, the proteins produced as antibodies to fight infection and toxins.

Ит көзі тіркеуі фонды (ИКТФ)

Veterinary health; Veterinary care

A closed registry of eye test results.

Пенн жамбас дамыту бағдарламасы (ПеннЖДБ)

Veterinary health; Veterinary care

Closed registry of hip laxity measurements. Uses a DI (distraction index), a number from 0. 0 - 1. 00 with the lower the number the better the hip.

Жануарлар ортопедиялық фонды (ЖОФ)

Veterinary health; Veterinary care

Closed registry of hip, elbow, heart, thyroid, and other results.

Бернер-Гарде

Veterinary health; Veterinary care

Bernese Mountain Dog data repository used to track health trends and provides reports about a dog’s family on request. Independent foundation, not part of the BMDCA.

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