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kleintier konkret 2023; 26(02): 8-17
DOI: 10.1055/a-1988-7096
Orthopädie
Hund

Kreuzbandriss beim Hund – Wo stehen wir heute?

Daniel Koch
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Was ist der aktuelle Stand in der Wissenschaft und der Praxis zum vorderen Kreuzbandriss beim Hund? Welche sind die Unterschiede zwischen Menschen und Hunden und warum sind sie relevant? Die Antworten auf diese Fragen sowie einige praktische Tipps finden Sie im vorliegenden Beitrag.

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