Cervical scoliosis and kidney lesions in sheep following dosage with vitamin D

F. Clegg, F G Clegg, Frances Clegg, Jacqueline Hollands, J G Hollands, J. Hollands
The Veterinary record · 1976 · vol. 98(8) , pp. 144–146 · doi:10.1136/vr.98.8.144 · PMID:1265995 · W2073282665
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Investigating cervical scoliosis and kidney lesions in lambs, this paper suggests that vitamin D doses typically considered non-toxic may prove toxic under certain conditions.

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A case of cervical deformity of lambs following dosage with vitamin D was investigated. The lesions of a scoliosis are described together with the kidney lesions. It is suggested that doses of vitamin D normally considered to be non-toxic to sheep may prove to be so under certain conditions.

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Cervical Vertebrae Cervical Vertebrae Scoliosis Sheep Diseases Vitamin D Animals Ankylosis Ankylosis Ankylosis Ankylosis Female Kidney Kidney Male Scoliosis Scoliosis Scoliosis Sheep Sheep Diseases Sheep Diseases

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