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Lameness is often the first clinical sign to be noted and can vary in severity. Under-running of the horn is present and there is often a necrotic discharge which causes the characteristic foul 'odour'.
Lameness is often the first clinical sign to be noted and can vary in severity. Under-running of the horn is present and there is often a necrotic discharge which causes the characteristic foul 'odour'.
==Pathology==
==Pathology==
Grossly:
Grossly: