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English: These 3 video examples demonstrate the three directions of the head tremors. Video 1 shows a rotational type of head tremor in a 2 year old miniature Schnauzer. In this case, 8 episodes, lasting about 25 seconds each, occurred over a 2 month period. The 3 year old spayed female Boxer in video 2 demonstrates the vertical ("yes") head tremors. She had at least 6 episodes within a 3 week period with durations that varied from 30 seconds to 3 minutes. Many of them started when she was in lateral recumbency as noted in the video. In video 3, a young male Labrador has short duration of 'no' or horizontal head tremors. |
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Source | Video file from Shell L, Berezowski J, Rishniw M, Nibblett B, Kelly P (2015). "Clinical and Breed Characteristics of Idiopathic Head Tremor Syndrome in 291 Dogs: A Retrospective Study". Veterinary Medicine International. DOI:10.1155/2015/165463. PMC: 4430662. | ||
Author | Shell L, Berezowski J, Rishniw M, Nibblett B, Kelly P | ||
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Author | Shell L, Berezowski J, Rishniw M, Nibblett B, Kelly P |
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Image title | These 3 video examples demonstrate the three directions of the head tremors. Video 1 shows a rotational type of head tremor in a 2 year old miniature Schnauzer. In this case, 8 episodes, lasting about 25 seconds each, occurred over a 2 month period. The 3 year old spayed female Boxer in video 2 demonstrates the vertical ("yes") head tremors. She had at least 6 episodes within a 3 week period with durations that varied from 30 seconds to 3 minutes. Many of them started when she was in lateral recumbency as noted in the video. In video 3, a young male Labrador has short duration of 'no' or horizontal head tremors. |
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