Lameness of the hindlimbs of the cat
Grevel, V.
Berliner und Munchener Tierarztliche Wochenschrift 102(8): 253-261
1989
ISSN/ISBN: 0005-9366 PMID: 2783100 Document Number: 346500
About six to seven per cent of cats presented at the clinic show neurological signs. The largest group consists of traumatized cats. A complete neurological examination is essential for localizing the lesion and establishing a prognosis. Differential diagnosis for paraparesis/paraplegia of pelvic limbs in cats are discussed. Cats are demonstrated which had spinal cord trauma, disc protrusion, aortic thromboembolism and lumbosacral stenosis and the importance of the evaluation of x-rays, cerebrospinal fluid examination and myelography is stressed.