Husky (details introduction)
Although life lies in exercise, the incorrect exercise method will cause exercise damage to dogs. Details need to pay attention to wherever you play. Many common exercise injuries in dogs are that the claws are too abrasion on the cement floor and cause bleeding. The owners should not underestimate sports injuries! I will analyze the dog's nerve injury for you.
I. Skillment nerve injury
The nerves are distributed on the elbow, wrist, and fingers, and the sensory nerves of the nerves are distributed to the back of the forearm of the forearm and the foretails of the forearm. The nerves were injured at the elbow joint. When the dogs were flexed when they walked, they could not stretch. When the affected limb is liable, the back of the finger joint is touched. It feels lost with a needle. The nerves are damaged at the shoulder joint, the elbow joints of the affected limb cannot be stretched, and the dogs cannot bear weight.
Second, the arm nerve clump injury
After the injury of the canine arm nerve plexus, it manifests the clinical symptoms of scratching nerve palsy. When the muscle and skin nerves are also damaged, the affected limb cannot be flexed. If the axillary nerve is damaged, the elbow is drooping. The middle nerve and ulnar nerve are damaged. The dog cannot bend the wrist joint and the finger joint. The contusion or tear of the arm nerve can cause the neck 8 and the neck 8 and the chest L (scratching nerve, the middle nerve, the ulnar nerve) or the neck 6 and the neck 7 (muscle skin nerve, the upper nerve of the scapula, and the armpiter).
3. Sciatic nerve injury
Sciatic nerve is distributed to the muscles behind the thighs behind the hind limbs, and the effect of flexing the knee joint and stretching the wrist joint. Sciatic nerve injury is often accompanied by pelvic fractures, fractures of femoral bones, or injection of irritating drugs in the muscle. Paralysis occurs after sciatic nerve injury. Except for the quadriceps, other joints lose the ability to flex, the affected limb becomes longer, and cannot support weight. When standing, the affected limb is almost on the ground, the Achilles tendon is relaxed, and it is difficult to walk. After a long time, the muscles supported by neurosteena are atrophic.