Bones 5

• What is hyperostosis commonly a response to 


  -Nutritional imbalances

  • Infection
  • Trauma
  • Neoplasia
• Which dog breeds is most commonly affected by craniomandibular osteopathy 


  West Highland White Terrier
• What primary lesion is commonly associated with hypertrophic osteopathy in horses 


  Ovarian tumor
• What unique characteristic does hepatozoonosis share with hypertrophic osteopathy in dogs 


  Both diseases are characterized by periosteal bone proliferation
• Common Name for craniomandibular osteopathy 


  Lion jaw
• Common Name for hypertrophic osteopathy 


  Marie's disease
• Main lesion or hypertrophic osteopathy 


  Diffuse periosteal new bone formation aling diaphyses and metapyses of certain long bones
• What is Marie's disease associated with

  Chronic inflammatory or neoplastic disease for eg in dogs spirocerca lupi granuloma, and bladder tumors in dogs
• What disease are these lesions associated with 


  Hypertrophic osteopathy in dogs

  
• Main characteristics seen in hepatozoonosis 


  Leukocytosis and periosteal bone proliferation and myocarditis