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The pathophysiology of osteochondrosis.
S. Ekman
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C. S. Carlson
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Keyphrases
Osteochondrosis
100%
Epiphyseal Cartilage
42%
Cartilage
28%
Trauma
28%
Regional Ischemia
28%
Cattle
14%
Lameness
14%
Ischemia
14%
Etiology
14%
Clinical Signs
14%
Articular Cartilage
14%
Early Lesions
14%
Blood Supply
14%
Predilection Site
14%
Rapid Growth
14%
Insults
14%
Articular-epiphyseal Cartilage Complex
14%
Subchondral Bone
14%
Endochondral Ossification
14%
Vascular Defects
14%
Experimental Manipulation
14%
Nutritional Factors
14%
Cleft Formation
14%
Vulnerable Zones
14%
Chronic Sequelae
14%
Chronic Stage
14%
Hereditary Factors
14%
Cartilage Canals
14%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Osteochondrosis
100%
Pathophysiology
100%
Epiphyseal Plate
57%
Ischemia
42%
Cartilage
42%
Diseases
28%
Dog
14%
Vascularity
14%
Endochondral Ossification
14%
Lameness
14%
Clinical Signs
14%
Subchondral Bone
14%
Articular Cartilage
14%
Predilection Site
14%
Pig
14%