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Patella Luxation
Luxating means out of place, or dislocated. The patella is the equivalent to the human kneecap and part of the stifle structure, and therefore a luxating patella is a kneecap that moves out of its normal location.

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Donna
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Posted 14 Jul, 2007 - 00:42:59:
Subject: Patella Luxation (dislocated knee cap) 		quote post
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I found this article to be excellent. My dog was diagnosed yesterday and this has helped me tremendously to understand what the vet had told me. I had planned to make a call back to her to further understand this problem but now I don't have to do that! Thank you so much. I've added this site to my favourites list. :nod:
kristi
Posted 02 Sep, 2007 - 19:29:51:
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Thank you for this article. This, among many others, has helped me to understand patella luxation. My little guy at the vet yesterday twice and diagnosed. Thanks again :D
GILL
Posted 10 Sep, 2007 - 12:12:21:
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:)EXCELLENT ARTICLE MORE BREEDERS NEED TO BE AWARE TO ELIMINATE THE PAIN AND SUFFERING OUR LITTLE DOGS HAVE TO ENDURE THROUGH THEIR IGNORNACE AND NEED TO MAKE MONEY AT ANY COST.
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