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| MONTR”AL (CP) — Cato, a two-year-old male lion who un- | derwent a unique spinal opera- tion, appears on the road to recovery

“There is good hove Cato will recover the use of his h legs,” Dr, Jules Hardy, head of | the medical team that per- formed the’ major. surgery, said here

Cato was returned early Tues- day to the winter quarters of | his owner, Desire Aerts. a Bel- gian-born zoo curator. In sum-| mer, Cato is on view at the chil- dren's zoo in Lafontaine Park, | and he is a frequent guest on | a local French-lang. age televi- | sion program for children

The 230-pound pet lion is still junder sedation to prevent him disturbing the dressings, and is being fed intravenously. Cato showed movement in his hind legs Wednesday Dr. Hardy hopes to remove stitches from the surgery in 10 days.

The operation was finished at 4 am. Tuesday, eight hours after Cato was brought into the animal! laboratory of Notre) Dame Hospital. The actual sur- | gery took only, about one hour. |

Cato’s ailment was described as a ‘classic case of para- plegia,”’ or hind leg paralysis. |

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GIVEN SLEEPING PILL Cato, valued at $10,°°0 ‘by his owner, was brought to the hos- pital’s goods entrance in a cage. | He was given a sile-ping pill, | then anesthesia by Dr. Jacques | ‘Boucher so that a spectaf x-ray | examination could be carried out by Dr. .‘ean-Louis Leger, the hospital's chief radiologist. The examination is called a |myelogram, a procedure which calls for positioning the patient head - up, and injecting an opaque substance into the spinal column. In Cato, the x-ray

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