Veterinary Medicine Research

KEY FINDING: The case report documents excessive bone overgrowth causing vertebral stenosis following lumbar spinal decompression in a canine patient, which is the first reported case in veterinary literature.

KEY FINDING: Significant differences exist between clinical care for human SCI patients and veterinary care for experimental animals, particularly in analgesia, anticoagulation, and stress ulcer prophylaxis.

KEY FINDING: Dogs with AA subluxation showed a higher likelihood of intramedullary hyperintensity at the compression level.

KEY FINDING: The cat exhibited symmetrical forelimb extensor rigidity, neck hyperextension, and hindlimb paraplegia within 30 minutes of a motor vehicle accident, indicative of SSP.

KEY FINDING: MRI was crucial in diagnosing traumatic hemorrhagic myelopathy in the cervical spinal cord of the dog without vertebral fractures or luxation.

KEY FINDING: Histopathological examination showed that the high-dose Shilajit group had lower amounts of morphological damage compared to the low-dose and control groups.

KEY FINDING: Combining SVF and PRP reduced lesion intensity on MRI scans and improved the physical condition of the cats.

KEY FINDING: Durotomy did not improve the rate of ambulation recovery in dogs with severe acute thoracolumbar SCI compared to traditional decompressive surgery alone.

KEY FINDING: The level of serum albumin in the animals that received IDO1-EVs was increased compared to the SCI group, suggesting a reduction in hypoalbuminemia.

KEY FINDING: MSC-based therapies have shown promising results in pathologies like spinal cord injuries, wounds, and skin and eye diseases.