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Summary of the diagnostic approach to animals with suspected neurologic disease -- Summary of the neurological examination -- Definition and types of myelopathies -- Clinical signs of myelopathies -- Factors in determining clinical signs -- Upper and lower motor neurons -- Localization of lesions within the spinal cord -- Vertebrae versus spinal cord segments -- Diagnostic approach to spinal cord lesions -- Localization errors -- Prognosis based on clinical signs -- Cauda equina syndrome -- Change in size of shape of vertebral body -- Spinal tumors in the dog -- Dynamic radiography -- Vertebral canal stenosis in the dog -- Rules for good radiography of the spine -- Changes in width of disc space -- Osseous metaplasia or dural ossification of the spinal dura mater in the dog -- Cervical spondylopathy (cervical vertebral malformation - malarticulation) -- Summary - cervical spondylopathy in the dog -- Myelopathy with disc disease -- Patterns of myelographic changes -- Radiographic changes in disc diseases -- Spondylitis, discitis, and discospondylitis -- Hemivertebra -- Spina bifida -- Failure of separation of vertebra (block vertebra) -- Changes in the vertebral arch -- Spinal neoplasia in the cat -- Multiple osteochondromatosis in the cat -- Feline spondylosis deformans -- Diagnostic approach for lameness -- Radiography of spinal trauma -- Clinical signs of spinal trauma -- Disc degeneration in the dog -- Malalignment of vertebrae -- Spondylosis deformans in the dog -- Achondroplasia -- Contraindications for myelography -- Radiographic diagnosis of the lumbosacral junction -- Disseminated idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH) -- Osteoarthritis -- Classification of primary vertebral canal stenosis -- Transitional lumbosacral vertebral anomaly in the dog -- Cervical pain due to spinal column or neural disease -- Congenital occipito-atlanto-axial lesions in the dog -- Sacral osteochondrosis