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• Mauricio dice:

  17 noviembre, 2011 a las 04:03

  Esa enfermedad la llaman en ingles Twirling o Stargazing o Flamingo Effect, la causa exacta de la Twirling es aún desconocido, infecciones bacterianas o por hongos, deficiencia de vitamina E, traumatismos craneoencefálicos, tumores y la genética sólo para nombrar unos pocos, los tratamientos han sido al azar en el mejor. Antibióticos, anti-hongos, y la lista sigue. Leí que Robert Black descubrió el tratamiento SMZ para el efecto de girar y de acuerdo en que el oído interno soplado (órgano vestibular) es la causa probable.

  Pueden buscar mas información en la siguiente pagina:

  http://www.ladygouldianfinch.com/features_twirling.php
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• douglas dice:

  18 junio, 2010 a las 00:01

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