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<blockquote data-quote="backhoeboogie" data-source="post: 1390511" data-attributes="member: 3162"><p>"twisted legs" I suppose would sort of describe it. </p><p></p><p>ABS Genetic Defect Information</p><p></p><p>TH is a disorder of multiple congenital defects seen in calves. Translated, the name refers to absence of all or part of the tibia (tibia = the bone between the knee and ankle in humans or the stifle and hock in cattle and hemimelia = absence of all or part of a limb). But TH encompasses more defects that the name implies. TH is lethal, as the calf may be born dead, but if not dead the condition is incompatible with life. These valves have large abdominal hernias (weakening of the abdominal muscles that allows intestinal contents to bulge out), twisted legs sometimes with absent or deformed bones.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="backhoeboogie, post: 1390511, member: 3162"] "twisted legs" I suppose would sort of describe it. ABS Genetic Defect Information TH is a disorder of multiple congenital defects seen in calves. Translated, the name refers to absence of all or part of the tibia (tibia = the bone between the knee and ankle in humans or the stifle and hock in cattle and hemimelia = absence of all or part of a limb). But TH encompasses more defects that the name implies. TH is lethal, as the calf may be born dead, but if not dead the condition is incompatible with life. These valves have large abdominal hernias (weakening of the abdominal muscles that allows intestinal contents to bulge out), twisted legs sometimes with absent or deformed bones. [/QUOTE]
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