Myasthenia gravis and masticatory muscle myositis in a dog
AUTOR(ES)
Clooten, Jennifer K.
RESUMO
A 21-month-old, castrated male Vizsla was presented for pelvic limb weakness, difficulty opening his mouth, ptyalism, voice change, and urinary incontinence. Myasthenia gravis and masticatory myositis were diagnosed. The unusual clinical findings, diagnosis, treatment, and case outcome are described, followed by a brief discussion of myasthenia gravis and masticatory myositis.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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