Pankaj Bhanudas Hase Assistant Professor, Department of Veterinary Clinical Medicine, Ethics and Jurisprudence, Mumbai Veterinary College, Mumbai 400012, Maharashtra, India, India
Manjusha Patil Assistant Professor,Department of Veterinary Clinical Medicine, Ethics and Jurisprudence, Mumbai Veterinary College, Mumbai 400012, Maharashtra, India., India
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Patil M, Hase P, Misalwar L, et al. Diagnosis of cryptorchidism in German Shepherd dog using ultrasonography & its management. J Anim Feed Sci Technol. 2023;11(2):81–3.
Timeline
Received : May 06, 2023
Accepted : June 15, 2023
Published : July 30, 2023
Abstract
Present article reports the case of bilateral cryptorchidism in German shepherd dog and its diagnosis using manual palpation of scrotum, real time B-mode ultrasonography. Cryptorchidism is common congenital condition affecting overall reproduction, excessive sexual behaviour also can show some aggressive behaviour.
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Patil M, Hase P, Misalwar L, et al. Diagnosis of cryptorchidism in German Shepherd dog using ultrasonography & its management. J Anim Feed Sci Technol. 2023;11(2):81–3.
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