00:00I can't mourir for my function.
00:01Ah, yeah?
00:01Yeah.
00:02Because there is his brain, his brain, his brain, so if you pick too far, he will stop breathing and
00:05he will descend.
00:06It's a little show-up who came to us because he showed signs of neurological appearance.
00:10He started to turn around from one side and have a kind of paralysis facial.
00:14That can be due to what, you know?
00:15That can be due to a lot of things, but as a young child, he's suspect an inflammatory disease.
00:18You can see that there is a kind of zone a little blanchy, which is not at all present from
00:21the other side.
00:22And you can see that this zone blanchy, between the before and after the contrast, is a little more blanch.
00:26All this is a lesion of meningocéphalite, inflammation of the brain.
00:29That can be due to what, you know?
00:30Chez the chien, it's often an autoimmune disease.
00:32You don't know why.
00:33And in fact, their own system, their white globules blancs, attack their brain.
00:36What do you need to do, you know, to heal it?
00:38First of all, we need to be sure that it's that.
00:39We're going to make a function.
00:40Is that the neurology, for the animals, is sensibly the same as humans?
00:43There are many diseases that we have on the other side, as humans and animals.
00:46The urinary discal, for example, are the same as the same as the chiens and the humans.
00:49If the animal is paralyzed, we will operate all the day and the day.
00:53It's a bit like that, but it's a problem.
00:54Plus t'opères vite, plus t'as des chances de récupération qui sont importantes,
00:56parce que moins la moelle a souffert.
00:58Le liquide transparent qui est sorti, c'est ça qu'on va aller regarder.
01:00So, let's just...
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