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Hands on - Manuelle und Physikalische Therapien in der Tiermedizin 2023; 05(04): 169-176
DOI: 10.1055/a-2206-6975
Praxisfall | Osteopathie

Osteopathische Behandlung beidseitiger Steifheit der Vorderbeine bei einem Hund – ein Fallbericht

Olga Martin Jurado
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In diesem Fallbericht wird die Behandlung einer beidseitigen Muskelhypertonie an den Vordergliedmaßen beschrieben, die durch eine zervikale Wirbelfunktionsstörung verursacht wurde, welche auf das ständige und anhaltende Ziehen des Hundes am Halsband zurückzuführen war.



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08 January 2024

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