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|q1=What abnormal features of the right forelimb can be recognised in the image?
 
|q1=What abnormal features of the right forelimb can be recognised in the image?
 
|a1=There is marked distension of the digital sheath on the palmar aspect of the fetlock. The distal end of the swelling has a notched appearance. The horse has a slightly broken back hoof–pastern axis and low heels.
 
|a1=There is marked distension of the digital sheath on the palmar aspect of the fetlock. The distal end of the swelling has a notched appearance. The horse has a slightly broken back hoof–pastern axis and low heels.
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|l1=Palpable Points of the Horse - Anatomy & Physiology#Metacarpophalangeal Joint
 
|q2=From the history and clinical signs, what causes of lameness would you consider?
 
|q2=From the history and clinical signs, what causes of lameness would you consider?
 
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*Ultrasonography is important for evaluation of the annular ligament and the flexor tendons, and may indicate the presence of adhesions.  
 
*Ultrasonography is important for evaluation of the annular ligament and the flexor tendons, and may indicate the presence of adhesions.  
 
*Regional analgesia of the foot should be performed to ensure that foot pain is not involved.
 
*Regional analgesia of the foot should be performed to ensure that foot pain is not involved.
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|l3=Specific Nerve Blocks
 
|q4= How would you treat this case?
 
|q4= How would you treat this case?
 
|a4= Acute cases should be treated with rest, possibly combined with both topical and systemic anti-inflammatory drug therapy. If this fails, an annular ligament desmotomy is indicated.
 
|a4= Acute cases should be treated with rest, possibly combined with both topical and systemic anti-inflammatory drug therapy. If this fails, an annular ligament desmotomy is indicated.
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|l4=NSAIDs
 
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