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West Nile virus infection
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Encephalitozoonosis paralysis
Face: nerve paralysis 01 - right side
Face: nerve paralysis 02 - right side
Face: nerve paralysis 03 - unilateral
Face: nerve paralysis 04 - left side
Face: nerve paralysis 05 - left side
Head tilt: Encephalitozoon cuniculi
Head tilt: otitis media
Spinal cord cross section 01: diagram
Spine: kyphosis - lateral radiograph
Spine: subluxation - lateral radiograph
Stifle: osteoarthritis - lateral radiograph
Decision tree: seizures
Horner’s syndrome
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