 on the side of the calling party while the phone alerts, then it may not be possible for the network to play the ring-back tone (as is currently the case e.g. in a GSM system). This means that the ring-back tone would have to be generated by the phone itself. This may prevent the network from using any network-specific ring-back tones. In addition, announcements cannot typically be played without prior establishment of the radio bearer. If an announcement has to be played by the network, it is typically necessary to establish/modify the radio bearer first. The simplest and most usual case where this applies is the busy signal, but there are many other announcements which may be sent between the phone and the network.
Not all wireless data communication system enable “pre-reservation” of resources on the radio bearer. If the radio resources are not reserved or at least “pre-reserved” before the call is established, then it is possible that the user attempts to answer the call e.g. by picking up the phone, and then, if the attempt to establish the radio bearer fails, the call is dropped. This is a situation that should be avoided. Disc-associated caudal cervical spondylomyelopathy (CCSM) is a common disease in dogs. It is especially prevalent among large dogs such as the Doberman, Rottweiler, Dalmatian, Greyhound, and Labrador breeds. The hallmark of the illness is degeneration of one or multiple cervical (neck) discs, with the associated thickening of the ligaments that hold the vertebrae together. The bulging from the degenerated disc and the thickened ligaments may cause significant spinal cord compression and vertebral instability, which may be exacerbated by neck movements. This condition is best known as “wobbler syndrome” or “disc-associated wobbler syndrome”, causing the dogs to literally wobble and lose balance. If left untreated, the illness eventually causes paralysis.
The current standard of care for animals with the CCSM syndrome is to surgically remove the bulging disc and the thickened ligaments by a surgical procedure called “ventral slot”, and thus eliminate the source of compression in the spine. However, this method does not improve the instability, and often the newly created space between the vertebrae further collapses. Another known surgical treatment is the ventral slot technique associated with “distraction and fusion”. In addition to spinal decompression, this technique maintains the interverte
on the side of the calling party while the phone alerts, then it may not be potential for the net to bet the ring - binding spirit (as is currently the case for example in a GSM system). This means that the ring - rear tone would have to be beget by the phone itself. This may prevent the network from use any net - specific ring - back timbre. In addition, announcements cannot typically be act without prior establishment of the radio holder. If an announcement has to be played by the network, it is typically necessary to prove / modify the radio bearer first. The simplest and about usual case where this applies is the busy signal, but there are many other announcement which may be sent between the phone and the network. 
 Not all wireless data communication system enable “ pre - reservation ” of resources on the radio bearer. If the radio resource are not reserved or at least “ pre - reserved ” before the call option is prove, then it is possible that the user attempts to suffice the call for example by picking up the phone, and then, if the attempt to install the radio bearer fails, the call is dropped. This is a situation that should be avoided. Disc - associated caudal cervical spondylomyelopathy (CCSM) is a common disease in dogs. It is especially prevailing among large cad such as the Doberman, Rottweiler, Dalmatian, Greyhound, and Labrador breed. The hallmark of the illness is degeneration of one or multiple cervical (neck) discs, with the associated node of the ligaments that hold the vertebrae together. The bulging from the degenerated disc and the thickened ligaments may cause significant spinal cord compaction and vertebral instability, which may be exacerbated by neck movements. This condition is best know as “ wobbler syndrome ” or “ disc - associate wobbler syndrome ”, causing the frank to literally wobble and suffer balance. If left untreated, the illness eventually causes paralysis. 
 The current standard of concern for animals with the CCSM syndrome is to surgically remove the bulging disc and the thickened ligaments by a surgical procedure called “ ventral slot ”, and therefore eliminate the source of compaction in the spine. However, this method does not improve the imbalance, and often the newly created space between the vertebrae further collapses. Another known surgical treatment is the ventral slot technique associated with “ distraction and coalition ”. In addition to spinal decompression, this technique sustain the interverte
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NoT all wIreleSs daTa CommuNicatiOn sysTeM enable “pre-reserVatiOn” of resouRceS oN thE rAdio bEArer. If The RadIo resouRces are NOt rEsERVEd Or at least “pre-reservEd” BEFoRe the calL is estABlIsHEd, then it Is PosSiblE THat thE useR AtTempts to Answer THe CaLl e.g. by pIcKing up ThE phOne, And thEN, if tHe atteMpt to estAblisH The radio bearer FAils, the call is DRoPPEd. tHis iS a sItuation thaT shoULd be AvoiDEd. disC-AssocIated CaUDaL Cervical spondylomyeLoPathy (CcSM) is A common diseasE in dogs. It iS ESPecially PrevALeNT among large dogS such As the DoberMAn, RottweIler, DAlmatian, greyhound, AND LabradoR brEedS. ThE haLLMaRk of the illnesS IS degEnEration Of oNe or mulTipLe cErvIcaL (nEck) discs, wIth the asSoCiAtEd ThiCkeniNG of the liGaMenTs ThaT hold THe vertEbrae TogeThEr. tHe bUlging fROm THE degEnErAted DisC aNd the ThicKEneD ligameNts may cauSe sIGnifIcAnT spinal Cord compressiOn And vertebrAl InsTabiliTY, Which may Be exacerbated by neck moveMEnts. ThiS coNditiOn is Best known As “wObbler SynDRome” or “Disc-asSociaTeD woBBLer syNDRoMe”, cAuSing the dogS TO liTeralLy WobbLe and loSe balance. If left untREatEd, the illness eVenTualLY CaUseS PaRAlySiS.
the CURrent standard of Care for aniMaLS wIth the CCSM SYndRoMe is to sUrgicalLy remOVe the buLging disc And the thiCkEned LIGamEnts by a surGical proCedure calLEd “venTRaL slot”, And Thus elImInaTe the Source OF coMpresSion in ThE spine. howevEr, This methOd does not improve the instAbilitY, and oFteN the newly CreATed Space betwEen tHe vertebraE fuRthEr colLapSEs. AnoTher KNoWn sURgicaL treATment is thE VeNtrAL SlOt technique ASSOciAted wIth “DIstracTion And fusion”. In additiON to spinal decomPresSIOn, tHis TEchnIqUe maintains the IntErVERte
 on the side of the callin g party wh ile t hepho ne  ale rts,  then it may n o t be  possible for the netw ork t op layt he  ring -back t o ne ( asis  c urr en t ly  thecas e e.g.in a GSM s yst em ). This mean s  t hat the ri ng- back tone wo uld  haveto  be gener ate d bythe ph o ne its elf. This  m a y prev e nt then e tw orkfrom using any ne t wo r k-specific rin g-back  t o ne s .  In  ad dition, an no uncem e nts can n ot t y pic a lly be played  without pr i orestabl is hme n t of t he ra di o  be arer. If an  ann ouncement  has t o  be pla y ed by t he net wor k,it i s  t yp ica ll y  ne c es sar y  to  establi sh /m odify  the r a d io b ear er f irst.  The simplest  an d mo s t u sualcasewher ethisapplie s isth e busy signal,butthere are  ma ny  ot he r ann o unceme nts  wh ich may  be sen t  be tw e e n  t he phone and the n et w o rk .
Not al l wire l es sd ata comm un ica tion s ystem  ena b le  “pre-re servat i on ”of reso ur ces on  t herad io be a rer.  If th e radioresou r ces are not re s erved or at l e as t “p r e-re ser ved” before  the call  ise st abl i shed,  then  i t  i s  possible that theus er att empts  to answer th e call e.g . b y pickin g up th e  phone, and th en, i f the atte m pt to es tabli sh the r adio bear e r  fails,the  ca llisd r op ped. This isa situ at ion tha t s hould b e a voi ded . D is c-associa ted caud al  c er vi cal  spon d ylomyelo pa thy  ( CCS M) is a comm on di seas ein dog s. It i s  e s p ecia ll yprev ale nt  amon g la r gedogs su ch as the  Do b erma n,  R ottweil er, Dalmatian ,Greyhound,  a ndLabrad o r  breeds.  The hallmark of the il l ness is  de gener atio n of oneormultip lec ervica l (nec k) di sc s,w i th th e as soc ia ted thicke n i ngof th eliga ments t hat hold the verte b rae  together. Th e b ulgi n g  f rom th e  de ge n era t e d disc and thethickenedli g am ents may c a use  s ignific ant spi nal c o rd comp ression a nd verteb ra l in s t abi lity, whic h may be  exacerba t ed by ne ck mo vem ents.Th iscondi tion i s  be st kn own as  “ wobble r syn dr ome” or“disc-associated wobble r synd rome” , c ausing th e d o gsto litera llywobble and  lo sebalan ce. If le ft u n tr eat e d, th e il l ness even t ua lly c au ses paralys i s . 
Th e cur ren t  stand ardof care for anima l s with the CCS M sy n d rom e i s  tosu rgically remov e t he b ulging d is c and the t hickened  l i gamen ts bya surg ical pr o c ed u re cal led“ve ntral slo t”,  a n d thusel im i nate t he s ou rce of  compr e ssio n in the spine. Ho wever , thism eth od do es  not im p rove  the insta bility, and  often  the  newl y creat ed  space  be tw een the ve r tebrae fu rther  collap se s. A not her kn owns u rgica l tr ea tme nt is the v en t ra ls lot  tec hniqu easso ciated wi t h “distr act i on andfu sio n ” . In a d di t i on to spin aldecom p r ession, th i s te c hn i que m aintai ns the  interv e rte 
 on_the side_of the calling party_while the_phone_alerts, then_it_may not be_possible for the_network to play the_ring-back tone (as_is_currently the case e.g. in a GSM system). This means that the ring-back tone_would_have to_be_generated_by the phone itself. This_may prevent the network from_using any_network-specific ring-back tones. In addition, announcements cannot typically_be_played without prior_establishment of the radio bearer. If an announcement has_to be played by the network,_it is typically_necessary_to_establish/modify the radio bearer_first. The simplest and most usual_case where this applies is the_busy signal, but there are many other_announcements which may be sent between_the phone and the network.
Not_all wireless_data communication system enable “pre-reservation”_of resources on_the radio_bearer. If the_radio resources are not reserved or_at least “pre-reserved”_before the call is established, then_it_is possible that_the_user_attempts to_answer the call_e.g._by picking_up_the phone, and then, if the_attempt_to establish the radio bearer fails, the_call is dropped. This_is_a situation that should_be avoided. Disc-associated caudal cervical_spondylomyelopathy (CCSM) is a common disease_in dogs._It is_especially prevalent among large dogs such as the Doberman, Rottweiler, Dalmatian,_Greyhound, and Labrador breeds. The hallmark_of the illness is_degeneration of_one_or multiple cervical_(neck)_discs, with_the associated thickening of the ligaments that_hold the_vertebrae together. The bulging from the_degenerated disc and the_thickened_ligaments may cause significant spinal cord_compression and vertebral instability, which may_be exacerbated by neck movements._This_condition_is best known as “wobbler_syndrome” or “disc-associated wobbler syndrome”, causing_the dogs to_literally wobble and lose balance. If left_untreated,_the illness eventually causes paralysis.
The current_standard_of care for animals with the_CCSM_syndrome_is to surgically remove the_bulging disc and the thickened ligaments_by a surgical procedure called “ventral slot”, and thus_eliminate the source_of compression in the spine._However,_this_method does not improve the instability, and often the newly_created space_between the vertebrae_further collapses. Another known surgical treatment is the ventral slot_technique associated with “distraction and fusion”. In_addition to spinal decompression, this technique maintains the interverte