(Skeletal) Abnormally shallow groove in the knee, so that the knee cap (patella) slips in and out of position, causing lameness. Though seen in many breeds, it is most common in small dogs. Special Diagnostics: radiograph of stifle (knee)—though not always necessary.
Congenital displacement of the knee-cap (patella); rare in horses.
A polygenic congenital defect whereby the knee cap (Patella) pops out of its proper position. It can be classed into four categories (not covered here).
A hereditary joint disease featured by the tendency of the patella (kneecap) to slip out of place.
dislocation of the ‘knee’ cap, causing mild to severe, continuous or intermittent pain. http://www.escape.ca/~rcamken/page8.html#Patellar
dislocation of the ‘knee' cap, causing mild to severe, continuous or intermittent pain. http://members.rogers.com/rcamken/bmd_health_links_4.htm#PATELLAR
Displacement of the kneecap
dislocation of the kneecap; can be inherited or acquired through trauma ( info)
dislocation of the ‘knee' cap, causing mild to severe, continuous or intermittent pain. http://www.bestbeau.ca/bmd_health_links_4.htm#PATELLAR
slipping kneecaps. Patellas are located at the front of the stifle joint.
A condition in which the knee cap slips out of place.
