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. for that portion of the veteran's lumbar spine degenerative joint disease and . disease in his lumbar spine, in addition to bilateral pes planus, which is .　->

. connection for bilateral medial compartment degenerative joint disease in the knees. . that the veteran's degenerative joint disease was more likely than .　->

College of Veterinary Medicine Teaching Hospital
Signs of secondary degenerative joint disease (effusion, osteophytosis) may also . The opposite joint should be radiographed since the disease is often bilateral. .　->

Degenerative Spine Disease
Degenerative joint disease itself, along with associated inflammatory reaction, . about 6% of adults, mostly in males, 93-95% occur at L5, and most are bilateral. .　->

Bilateral, Revision Surgery Increases Cardiac Risk After Joint Replacement
. bilateral and revision surgery as 2 new cardiac risk factors after total . EKG, history of cardiac disease, revision surgery, and bilateral surgery. .　->

Osteoarthritis Concepts: CVM: University of Minnesota
degenerative joint disease occurring chiefly in older persons, characterized . Bilateral -Lesions are most severe in the medial joint compartment. 3 .　->

DSLD (Degenerative Suspensory Ligament Desmitis)
. to the fetlock joint, with possible bilateral mineralization of the . Degenerative joint disease might be visible in the pastern joint; subluxation of .　->

Degenerative Joint Disease
Imaging of degenerative joint disease. 1. Diagnosis by plain films includes identification of: . Note bilateral symmetric sacroiliac erosive changes with sclerosis. .　->

Hip Dysplasia in Dogs: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention
. dysplasia may or may not be bilateral; affecting both the right and/or left . regarding the possible presence of degenerative joint disease (DJD) in the hip. .　->

Animal Planet :: Dog Health Center -- Joints
Canine hip dysplasia is a very common degenerative joint disease seen in dogs. . It may or may not be bilateral, affecting both right and left sides. .　->