Morphological And Histopathological Studies Of The Last Coccygeal Vertebrae For Assessment Of Generalized osteopathy

In the prent work, general!eQ oeteopathy Was and• the lat coccygeal vrtbra of 529 buffaloes o~ d1rerent,S and ~exq. or. tni purpo~e the vertebrae were ubjecte gro and tQpathological inve~tigat10n, the later waied out both in decalcified and unde~alaifie bo tnt !~ Other parameters, mainly bone denity and a~h content volume of !he third la~t co~cygeal verteb,length and number ofcoccygeal_vertebrae were done bothnormal and abnormal animal gr-oups , For differential diagM the md cro sco jd ca’I structure and localized leions in tcoccygeal vertebrae as well aa structure~ related to ;lopment in )one .• free tail tip were taken in our conaider- n. Our results revealeps relate~ to rickets in 6 buffeloe-calves. Feature