Charlie (not his real name) had been a patient at our clinic on several occasions. He was always gentle and cooperative as we tried to determine what was causing his curious collection of clinical signs. He had tolerated everything from the obvious poking and prodding to neck radiographs and endoscopic exams. His visits generally centered on his odd gait and some neck stiffness. He had been
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