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לכבוד: המועדון הישראלי לפודל,    

 

אני החתום מטה ד"ר ________________________________רופא וטרינר

 

מספר רשיון___________________

 

כתובת המרפאה :_________________________________________________________

 

מאשר בזאת ש היום  בדקתי למצב PATELLA LUXATION  את הכלב שפרטיו כדלקמן ומתאימים לתעודת היוחסין אשר הוצגה לי על ידי הבעלים::

 

גזע : פודל זעיר/ננסי/בינוני/גדול          צבע: שחור/לבן/חום/משמש/אפור-כסף            מין: זכר/נקבה

 

מספר ס.ג.י.ר.________________ שם הכלב______________________________________

 

שם הבעלים: ______________________________________________________________

  1.          א.         לא מצאתי סימנים לפריקת הברך או Patella Luxation בברך ימין/שמאל/שתיהן
  2.          ב.         מצאתי פריקת פיקה בדרגה ___________ בברך ימין ובדרגה _________בברך שמאל
  3.           ג.          חתימת הרופא:                                                        תאריך הבדיקה:
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  • להלן ממצאי בדיקתי וחתימתי:
  • להלן פירוט הדרגות עפ"י ה-OFA
  • Grade 1
  • Manually the patella easily luxates at full extension of the stifle joint, but returns to the trochlea when released. No crepitation is apparent. The medial, or very occasionally, lateral deviation of the tibial crest (with lateral luxation of the patella) is only minimal, and there is very slight rotation of the tibia. Flexion and extension of the stifle is in a straight line with no abduction of the hock.
  • Grade 2
  • There is frequent patellar luxation, which, in some cases, becomes more or less permanent. The limb is sometimes carried, although weight bearing routinely occurs with the stifle remaining slightly flexed. Especially under anesthesia it is often possible to reduce the luxation by manually turning the tibia laterally, but the patella reluxates with ease when manual tension of the joint is released. As much as 30 degrees of medial tibial torsion and a slight medial deviation of the tibial crest may exist. When the patella is resting medially the hock is slightly abducted. If the condition is bilateral, more weight is thrown onto the forelimbs.
  • Many dogs with this grade live with the condition reasonably well for many years, but the constant luxation of the patella over the medial trochlear ridge of the trochlea causes erosion of the articulating surface of the patella and also the proximal area of the medial lip. This results in crepitation becoming apparent when the patella is luxated manually.
  • Grade 3
  • The patella is permanently luxated with torsion of the tibia and deviation of the tibial crest of between 30 degrees and 50 degrees from the cranial/caudal plane. Although the luxation is not intermittent, many animals use the limb with the stifle held in a semi flexed position. The trochlea is very shallow or even flattened.
  • Grade 4
  • The tibia is medially twisted and the tibial crest may show further deviation medially with the result that it lies 50 degrees to 90 degrees from the cranial/caudal plane. The patella is permanently luxated. The patella lies just above the medial condyle and a space can be palpated between the patellar ligament and the distal end of the femur. The trochlea is absent or even convex. The limb is carried, or the animal moves in a crouched position, with the limb flexed.
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