Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
C/C (hipdysplasia)
Spanish translation:
displasia ligera en ambas caderas
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Sandra Cifuentes Dowling
Jul 16, 2007 20:31
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C/C
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Medical
Livestock / Animal Husbandry
Hipdysplasia - Dogs
Hipdysplasia: **C/C** (slight).
Elbowdysplasia: 0/0 (excellent).
El texto corresponde a fichas de perros San Bernardo de un criadero en Los Alpes suizos. Están dirigidas preferentemente a público lector de España.
¿A qué se refiere esa clasificación **C/C** en lo relativo a displasia de cadera?
Encontré la expresión "C/C Hips" en otros textos sobre fichas de perros pero no tengo claro qué significa.
Muchas gracias.
Elbowdysplasia: 0/0 (excellent).
El texto corresponde a fichas de perros San Bernardo de un criadero en Los Alpes suizos. Están dirigidas preferentemente a público lector de España.
¿A qué se refiere esa clasificación **C/C** en lo relativo a displasia de cadera?
Encontré la expresión "C/C Hips" en otros textos sobre fichas de perros pero no tengo claro qué significa.
Muchas gracias.
Proposed translations
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Jul 17, 2007 16:30: Sandra Cifuentes Dowling changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/69793">Sandra Cifuentes Dowling's</a> old entry - "C/C (dysplasia)"" to ""displasia ligera en ambas caderas""
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displasia ligera
en cada cadera/en ambas caderas
In France, the sytem currently in use for hip dysplasia (HD)control is based on standard radiographs, with extended hind-limbs, which should officially be performed between 12 and16 months of age (18 for some giant breeds), depending onthe breed size and decision of the breed club. For each club,the radiographs are scrutinized by a single reader. Scoring isbased on the FCI (Fédération Canine Internationale) 5 gradeclassification (A : no dysplasia, B : near normal or transitio-nal, C : light dysplasia, D : mild dysplasia, E : severe dyspla-sia). Few surveys of the epidemiologic situation regardinghip dysplasia in France have been published. This paper is ageneral analysis performed on a multi-breed population,which will be followed by a more specific breed-by-breedstudy
In France, the sytem currently in use for hip dysplasia (HD)control is based on standard radiographs, with extended hind-limbs, which should officially be performed between 12 and16 months of age (18 for some giant breeds), depending onthe breed size and decision of the breed club. For each club,the radiographs are scrutinized by a single reader. Scoring isbased on the FCI (Fédération Canine Internationale) 5 gradeclassification (A : no dysplasia, B : near normal or transitio-nal, C : light dysplasia, D : mild dysplasia, E : severe dyspla-sia). Few surveys of the epidemiologic situation regardinghip dysplasia in France have been published. This paper is ageneral analysis performed on a multi-breed population,which will be followed by a more specific breed-by-breedstudy
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Comment: "Excelente aporte, Liz. Muchísimas gracias."
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