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Hip Dysplasia
- Orthopedic Foundation for
Animals is the recognized certifying body in the United States for hip
and elbow dysplasia, and other genetic canine diseases. They feature a
database where you can easily look up the hip and elbow evaluations for
thousands of dogs.
- How Hips Are
Graded is explained on the OFA web site with accompanying graphics and
evaluative detail.
- Two
articles reviewing PennHIP and OFA radiologic protocols for evaluating
and predicting CHD. Drs. Keller and Corley, Diplomates of A.V.C.R. and
principal radiologists of the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA), detail
the research studies and scientific literature that support their position
that PennHIP stress radiography to date remains an inconclusive method for
reliable testing and evaluation. Fred Lanting, PennHIP promotional consultant,
responds to some comments posted on Internet email lists with commentary
promoting the PennHIP extraction method to diagnose CHD, and recommends its
use over OFA protocol to screen for CHD.
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Orthopedic Update on Hip Registries, 2001-2002 by Fred Lanting
- PennHIP
(University of Pennsylvania
Hip Improvement
Program)
- Locate a vet in your area
who performs PennHip Testing. This covers the USA and Canada ONLY, and
is over 177 pages long so we advise against printing the entire list. Instead,
you may wish to copy and paste the vets from your state into MS word or some
other program and printing the information from there.
- Acme Pet presents
Canine Genetics Primer
- Comprehensive series about Canine Hip Dysplasia by John C. Cargill, MA
MBA, MS and Susan Thorpe-Vargas, MS including:
- Dr. Hank DeBoer, Schutzhund trainer, championship competitor, and
nationally recognized sporting and working dog veterinarian, shares his
expertise and recommendations for successfully evaluating, treating, and using
humane judgment when
training the dog affected by canine hip dysplasia.
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Canine Hip Dysplasia by Malcolm Willis, author of History and
Genetics of the German Shepherd Dog.
- Development, clinical signs, and treatment of
Canine
Hip Dysplasia by the Southern California Veterinary Surgical Group
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Canine Hip Dysplasia by Tom Phillips, DVM, MS, PhD focuses on the
causes of CHD.
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Hip Dysplasia and Hip Joint Basics by Chick Newman, PhD, DVM
- Signs, Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment of
Hip Dysplasia by PawCare.com
- Signs, symptoms and risk factors for
Hip Dysplasia by Joe Bodewes, DVM
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Hip Dysplasia by Dr. G. Siemering and Dr. D. Brehm features
radiographs of normal and dysplastic hip joints.
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Canine Hip Dysplasia by Ann L. Reed, DVM, MS, DACVR
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Orthopedic Soundness in the Field (Working Sporting) Dog by Fred
Lanting
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British (BVA/KC) hip scoring scheme with descriptive graphics of each
scored part by Malcolm B. Willis.
- British
BVA/KC scheme summary
- Sample British Veterinary Association (BVA)
hip evaluation certificate
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Hip scoring scheme in France.
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Australia's hip rating scheme with some very nice graphics of the
canine hip components.
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International Hip Dysplasia Ratings for Finland, Holland, Germany,
Sweden, Switzerland, and USA
- Foreign Hip
Evaluations comparison chart for OFA, FCI, Germany, Netherlands,
Sweden and Switzerland.
- FCI Hip
Classifications comparison chart for Finland, Netherlands, Germany,
Sweden, and Switzerland.
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Certification classifications (USA/OFA, United Kingdom/UK, and Germany/SV)
compared to official FCI hip ratings
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Breed Value and the GSD - Breed Value and the SV Zuchtwert System
by Fred Lanting
- Martin Wahl summarizes the SV
"Zuchtwertschätzung"
hip rating system, with helpful links to more in-depth information and
statistics.
- SV
Zuchtwert System (German Hip Rating Scheme on the SV web site (in
German)
- Susann Stramm helps translate the SV's
HD Zuchtwert system on her Westerode web site.
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